The film "Minari" is very careful in the depiction and description of the environment. From the combination of lush trees and flat roads, the prosperity of the state can be seen. The change he mainly talks about is a series of events in which Jacob, a Korean, and his wife, son and daughter, and mother-in-law came to the United States to take root and start a farm. In the play, Jacob has obvious characteristics as a Korean, patriarchal, and he has repeatedly Quarrel with his wife, and I think from their quarrels that Jacob is arbitrary, never discussing with his wife, but always accustomed to taking the power and making decisions alone, when his wife makes suggestions again and again, He ignored it and refused, just when a series of events made his wife lose confidence in Jacob, Jacob risked his life to break into the burning house to save his wife, so that his wife who was planning to leave was swayed by his feelings for him. Love moved and finally decided to stay. The scene that impressed me the most was when the two children were arguing and the two children shot paper airplanes with the words "don't fight" at them. It will be very scary and uncomfortable. The drama ends with the lush Korean water celery as the final scene, and I think maybe it's a hint that their farm will be as prosperous as the lush water celery.
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