Minaris Lee Isaac Chung, Steven Yeun, and Co Stars: The Characters In This Film Speak Human
The standout of the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and one of the most acclaimed movies of the past 12 months is finally coming to theaters and On Demand and it arrives on the back of Golden Globe and SAG nominations and plenty of Oscar buzz. Lee Isaac Chungs deeply personal Minari follows the story of a young Korean migrant family that moves from California to the South when father Jacob (Steven Yeun) decides to pursue the American dream and start his own farm, a move that has farreaching implications for his wife (Yeri Han), children (Alan S. Kim and Noel Cho), and motherinlaw (YuhJung Youn), who eventually joins the clan. The movies nomination for Best Foreign Language Film at the 2021 Golden Globe Awards has had some industry watchers scratching their heads the dialogue may be mostly Korean, but this is a decidedly American story and film and Chung told Rotten Tomatoes that he feels the characters in this film speak human; Chung also reveals to Rotten Tomatoes editor Jacqueline Coley why he d
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