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MONTERREY (apro).- At the ends of life, the Yi family finds balance when it needs it most.
Minari is located in the 1980s. Koreans Jacob and Monica, recent migrants, are interpreting the meaning of the American dream. Striving to work hard, to become independent on an Arkansas farm they raise their children, boy and girl, who are adapting to the country. But they need help, and to make their lifestyle functional, they call the grandmother who joins them, from Asia.
Director and screenwriter Lee Isaac Chung looks at this home sympathetically and sided with him. In visual language, with shots that are very close to them, he projects understanding to his serious problems that are mainly based on money. The...