Ep. 86: Minari: Growth in Uninhabitable Conditions

On today’s episode we talk about the unique tale, Minari.
Being a story about director’s Lee Isaac Chang’s childhood about
his Korean family moving to Arkansas and trying to achieve the
“American Dream”. A heart-warming, faithful, and compassionate
film, Minari gives you a unique feeling of emotional investment
throughout its runtime. We also talk about the asian
representation and relatability we felt in the film and the
importance of seeing those little things that we usually don’t
see on the big screen. Minari is a fantastic film that everyone
should experience.