Shot in America, about America, by an American filmmaker, "Minari" is an authentically American story – even if the Golden Globes disagree. "Minari" (in theaters, available Feb. 26 via video on demand ...

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Lee Isaac Chung's drama won the U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize and the U.S. Dramatic Audience Award at Sundance this year. Will “Minari” become a similar awards sensation? Here’s hoping. While the ...

Out of the deceptive simplicity of "Minari" emerges a thing of beauty. Now that "Minari" is heading into theaters and video on demand, you can finally see what all the fuss is about. Is it as good as ...

"Minari" tells the story of a Korean man out to start a farm in 1980s Arkansas so he can give his family a better life. The new film "Minari" is not just receiving critical acclaim, it's garnered ...

Cowboy boots on American grass worn by the child of Korean immigrants make for a loving cross-cultural statement in Lee Isaac Chung’s disarmingly heartwarming and unassumingly poetic “Minari.” Similar ...

“Minari” does that miraculous thing that good movies can do: drop you right out of your head and down into your heart. While it’s true that you can’t always trust the critics, this time, you safely ...

“Minari” is a heartfelt, semi-autobiographical drama about a Korean family in search of the American Dream – at least the longtime definition of such – yet it’s the adorable pairing of a wry ...

The Oscar-nominated film navigates the immigrant American journey, but writer-director Lee Isaac Chung, producer Christina Oh and Steven Yeun emphasize its themes are broader than the Asian American ...

Steven Yeun stars in 'Minari,' Lee Isaac Chung's autobiographical film about a Korean family trying to make it in 1980s Arkansas. By Todd McCarthy Most immigration stories are similar in a broad sense ...

The drama dares to show sympathy for an emotionally distant patriarch and his relatively powerless wife — figures familiar to this child of immigrants. By Michelle No Growing up, I never saw my Korean ...