Sundance Review: Lee Isaac Chung’s ‘Minari’ is a poetic and heartfelt masterwork Film Festivals Film Reviews Reviews Sundance Review: Lee Isaac Chung’s ‘Minari’ is a poetic and heartfelt masterwork Clint Worthington February 1, 2020 One of the joys of minari, mischievous grandmother Soonja (Yuh-Jung Youn) tells her equally impish 7-year-old grandson David (Alan Kim), is that the Korean herb... Read More
Sundance Review: Lee Isaac Chung’s ‘Minari’ is a poetic and heartfelt masterwork 
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