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    After receiving love and appreciation across the globe, Minari- the Korean movie that swept the globe in 2021 is all set to capture the Indian audiences on 11th of May on Prime Video.
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    Here are 5 reasons why Minari needs to be on your must-watch list:

    It Collected Every Major Award © A24
    A favourite of the 2021 award season, Minari was enlisted for 6 Academy Award nominations including a nomination for Best Picture as well as 6 BAFTA awards and garnered a Golden Globe for the best Motion Picture category.

    Youn Yuh-jung won the Oscar and the BAFTA for the Best Supporting Actress.
    A Relatable Plot About Hardwork, Passions & Dreams  © A24
    A tender and sweeping story about home is where the heart is, Minari follows a Korean-American family that moves to an Arkansas farm in the United States from South Korea, in search of their own American Dream.

    Named after a Korean herb, Minari is a tender, funny, evocative ode to how one generation of a family risks everything to plant the dreams of the next and how they hope they can make their dreams come true in a strange land. 
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    While in its basic outlines Minari might seem to be a story we know—a tale of immigrants making a go at their own vision of the American Dream—director Lee Isaac Chung brings a fresh and illuminating take.

    Within the film’s at playful, powerful and candidly detailed family remembrances comes a larger story: the impact of the journey on a new generation of migrants.  
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    Minari first came into focus for Lee Isaac Chung when it hit  him just how much he yearned to tell his young daughter about where he came from, what it took for his parents to  come to America, and what family—in all its messiness but  also its mysterious grace notes—means to him. 

    Starring Steven Yeun, Yeri Han, Alan S. Kim amongst other, you can stream Minari on Prime Video from May 11 onwards.

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