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Minari: Oscar favourite sees Korean family chase the American Dream – BBC News

Director Lee Isaac Chung on making the critically-acclaimed film and why he avoided seeing Parasite.

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February 26, 2021

By Vincent DowdArts correspondent
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image captionMinari has been warmly welcomed by critics and is an awards season favourite
Parasite, last year’s Oscar winner from South Korea, dented assumptions that English-speaking audiences are wary of any film with subtitles. Now another Korean-language film is making waves. Minari is a very different story set in rural America. But there’s buzz about its chances in April’s Academy Awards.
Minari is Lee Isaac Chung’s fourth…

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