Minari
Drama • PG-13 • 2021 • 1 hr 55 min
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If you want your heart to break but also be filled with joy, watch Minari.
Watch when you’re in the mood for something slower, with focus on characters, relationships, and story.
A wonderful movie that shows what being a family is all about. Heartwarming performances from everyone. The film’s atmosphere is magnetic.
This is a beautiful film with great performances (the family seemed so real, you could almost convince me it was a well done documentary).
The American Dream? Makes you think of what The American Dream is supposed to be like. Are we living the dream? As a Native American, no.
So good! It makes me feel things I cannot summarize :) All the actors were amazing.
A beautiful story. Captures the pain, wins, and tribulations of an immigrant family.
Fantastic performance from Youn Yuh-Jung in this very personal film about family and identity.
Life offers hope in unexpected places. A tale of family life and staying true to your vision that will have you feeling lots of things
A memorable glimpse into the lives of a Korean-American immigrant family. Bubbly and sweet like Mountain Dew. Might make your heart ache.
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