A deep and reflective production that was acclaimed by critics and well received by the public. What is it about.
Prime video is consolidated as one of the most complete platforms of current streaming, with a catalog that combines great premieres, original series and movies and jewels of independent cinema recognized by critics. His commitment to offer deep and high quality stories has positioned it as an ideal alternative for those looking for more than pure entertainment.
Within that framework, the service recently added to its catalog the multipremiad film “MINARI”one of the most sensitive and celebrated productions of recent years. This is a film directed by Lee Isaac Chung that mixes the autobiographical with the universal: the challenges of immigration, dreams of progress and family strength against adversity. It was produced by Brad Pitt through his company Plan B Entertainment.
MINARI
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Set in the 1980s, MINARI follows the YI family, South Korean immigrants who move to a rural area of Arkansas To start over. Jacob, the father, dreams of creating his own farm and growing Minari (a Korean plant that symbolizes resilience and hope), looking for a freer life for his family. However, the economic challenges, lack of experience and cultural differences They will test your determination.
The arrival of grandmother Sononja from South Korea completely changes family dynamics: her strong character and her way of seeing the world contrast with the American customs that Yi try to adopt. With a unique sensitivity, the film portrays everyday life, sacrifices and the little victories of a family that seeks to belong without losing their identity.
Prime Video: MINARI trailer
Prime video: MINARI cast
- Steven Yeun (Jacob Yi)
- Han Ye-ri (Monica Yi)
- Alan S. Kim (David Yi)
- Youun Yuh-Jung (Soonja)
- Will Patton (Paul)
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