Minari

Issac 2022-03-25 09:01:12

The work of the Korean American director of the Olympic Games is not bad. It can be seen that the personal experiences and experiences of many Asian immigrants who went to the United States are valuable for understanding. It is still much worse than Zhao Ting's "Land of Nowhere" (the title should be translated as "The Land of Nomads").

Van 2021-12-25 08:01:15

Three and a half. Only the performance is A-level, and the others are too conventional. The Asian immigrant groups, individual struggles and internal conflicts within the family have been presented to varying degrees, but they are all superficially, and the artificial traces on the script are still too strong. It can be seen that the actors are working hard to perform a sense of daily life, but they are back on track by the plot arrangement designed by the director. In short, the theme of Asian immigrants has not touched the ceiling. Both Han Yili and Yoon Ruzhen are so powerful that they steal the limelight from Steven Yuan and endorse their works with local national actors, which is probably not the envy of those movies that tell the stories of Chinese Americans on the big Hollywood screen in recent years.