Minari Q&A with Lee Isaac Chung, Steven Yeun, Yeri Han, Yuh-Jung Youn, Alan Kim & Noel Cho
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2020
- A conversation with Lee Isaac Chung, Steven Yeun, Yeri Han, Yuh-Jung Youn, Alan Kim, and Noel Cho, moderated by Film at Lincoln Center Director of Programming Dennis Lim.
A tender and sweeping story about what roots us, Minari follows a Korean-American family that moves to a tiny Arkansas farm in search of their own American Dream. The family home changes completely with the arrival of their sly, foul-mouthed, but incredibly loving grandmother. Amidst the instability and challenges of this new life in the rugged Ozarks, Minari shows the undeniable resilience of family and what really makes a home. An A24 release.
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Why is no one talking about Noel! She did a phenomenal job portraying a typical Korean older sister
I cant find any info about her...whats going on?
She exudes so much older sister energy in this video alone! I love it
She REALLY did.
@@godlove6980 i think she’s a lot more shy than alan. She also doesnt have an ig. I don’t think she likes this attention as much as alan does. Alans younger so he probably doesnt have an understanding of how stressful attention can b
@@soy6505 oh i see :( i hope she does another movie in the future :)
I loved how well Noel played the older sister. She too deserves an award!
LOL I recongnized that tranlators voice anywhere!!!! I missed her, where have you been Sharon Choi????
She's been in Korea after the Oscar last year.
@@Xdb9nz No she is straight Korean who went to school in the states....She might have a greencard IDK for sure...
@@baekdutiger631 she lived in the US until age 10
Alan is so precious, protect him at all costs 🤗
I love Youn ye Jung. Her acting is legendary. She is so good that you forget that she is acting.
Han Ye-ri ! she was very good in the series , Hello My Twenties
There's something about the sweetness of the cast that makes this interview very engaging. Everyone seems like they’re pulling for each other, which makes them feel almost like a real family.
So funny and cute seeing the cast echo their family dynamic here - Steven and Yeri's serious scholarly answers vs Youn Yuh-Jung's sense of humor and of course, Noel and Alan playing off each other like siblings 😂 thanks for bringing everyone together!
missed seeing steven. always great seeing him. his character glenn on the walking dead meant a lot to me for 7 years of my life and i love a24 movies i’m glad his acting career is going good. very excited for this movie. steven if your reading this please return for a flashback in twd or in the rick grimes movie, your character deserves that you were a huge part of the show my man
Minari in this film represents Korean spirit I think. Granma was planting Minari as it is gratefully useful for Korean dishes but also it is growing widely and well when it is planted and settles. It just reminded my earlier period living in England and so similar to our troubles, trouble shootings, and stay together whatever happens. So touching and amazing. I feel like my all troubles were touched and comforted by this film. Thank you to all who made this film!!!
having the kids on the conversation is so adorable i love it
we should give the interpreter a raise!!!
Steven Yeun deserves recognition especially after what the TWD did to his beloved character. This looks good.
I can't wait to buy this movie. This is only movie that I am dying to PAY my good money to BUY for real. The trailer alone formed tear in my eyes and I just appreciate so~~~~ much someone finally made a movie about Ko-Am''s immigrant story. Thanks Isaac. You are the man.
this film is truly a gift. had me in tears multiple times -- thankful for lee isaac chung and the entire cast for portraying this story in the most positive light. and thank you to lincoln center for this wondrous zoom interview. great questions, great answers. endlessly informative, educational, and inspiring.
This movie definitely had me holding back tears...
After the film ended, I sat reminiscing about my Grandma and my cherished memories together, who passed a few months ago. For the details within the interactions between the Grandma and Grandson had far too many parallels to my own upbringing.
1. As a young child, I remember often complaining to my parents whenever they left me with her.. I'm sure I may have made rude and childish comments towards her or in front of her, but never in my life was she offended or upset because of me. Just like the character in the film, her love was really unconditional.
2. We would spend a lot of time in her garden, as she made me water the different Korean vegetables she grew (Korean zucchini, sesame leaves, chili peppers, squash, green onions....... and minari).
3. As an 8 year old, she taught me how to play Hwatu (the red card game) and would play often... until I got a gameboy and stopped hanging out with her as much :(
4. When she would visit Korea, she'd always come back with large bags of dried pepper flakes, anchovies, squid....... and those dreadful medicinal roots.
5. My grandma would always try to protect me and intervene when I was getting punished for misbehaving or acting up.
6. She'd often pocket money from my grandpa and pass it to me surreptitiously. And a handful of time, it happened exactly like how it was portrayed through the film, in the backseat of the car.
7. She had a potty mouth (no pun intended). The funny thing is that I would innocently incorporate these words/phrases to my limited Korean vocabulary, without having any idea that some of the things she said were on the extreme end of offensive profanity. Unfortunately, I would only find out much later that these were "bad words" when my parents would hear me say it... or even worse, other Korean adults...
I shamefully admit that I felt annoyed at one point, because I naively thought that these elements of our relationship were uniquely ours. However, I was quickly overwhelmed by
quirks)
I love how these actors are very authentic in sharing their answers and experiences. Congratulations!👏
윤여정씨는 마음이 따뜻한 사람인 게 느껴져요
Yuh-jung: Issa is a very sincere person so he doesn't get my sense of humor... that's the sad part
Issac: is she joking now? i can't.
LOL ... so funny :)
oh, i have to add that Yeri's skin look amazing like a porcelain... beautiful
Noel and Alan are so adorable.
The rest of the world have been watching Korean actors for a long time
The American audience is now only appreciating their craft
Glad for their success
Meanwhile, a heartwarming movie. Actors' acting looks like reality
I searching about Noel Kate Cho , but i dont found anything. When i see her, i remember to jennie blackpink when she was child☺️
I love Noel, and im looking forward for her next movie and i wish her healthy and happy❣️
I really think that she look like han ye ri, i hope i can see her in another movie or drama
dont understand why this is foreign film category in golden globes.
foreign language for the golden globes. It's the oscars who gives for foreign film.
This is an American movie, it was made in America, it just happens to focus on a Korean family and most of the dialogue for the movie is in Korean.
At the Golden Globes a film with
at
least
51%
non-English
dialogue qualifies for 'Best
Motion
Picture
- Foreign Language' (or Best Foreign Film). And that film cannot qualify for the Best Picture Award ..which is
exclusively
for
English language films. These criteria have become controversial the last couple years, most notably with this film as it is an American made film. While the pressure has been put on the Globes to alter their eligibility criteria no word of any changes has been announced.
@@Cavers I'm native Korean with living South Korea, and i think this movie's totally American Movie.coursely this looks Korean movie but what this actors and directors saying in movie is the story of immigrants who have struggled from diff culture,and life style in total diff situations. And i love that it's not saying stereotypical southern white hollywood ethnic slur in this Touchy time.
@@user-ri4tw2dw9q I know! I'm saying that this film is eligible for the Golden Globes foreign language category. I don't however feel like it should be eligible for foreign film for the Oscars and it was absolutely disgraceful that it wasn't eligible for Best Picture for the Golden Globes.
Sharon Choi's interpretation is excellent as before. I love Yeo-jeong's honest humor.
Thanks for sharing this guys! This is so wholesome 😌 Wonderful to see the cast all together and how openly they speak with each other.
Amazing cast behind An Amazing movie. I throughly enjoyed the movie, it is definitely one of the best movies that will stay with me for a very long time. Excellent interview, thank you!!
I can’t wait to see this film!
i can't wait to watch the movie!
너무 좋은 영화 였습니다
LOL. As soon as she started speaking, I knew that was Sharon Choi translating off screen. With all due deference to everyone else on the panel, to me, she was the 2nd most famous person on this panel.
Can't wait to see this movie. You got my money
I have not seen the movie yet but through Minari Q/A and other you tube introduction to meet Isaac and Steven is beautiful... thank you, congrats!
Mais um grande filme q trás ao público a cultura coreana e a maestria da cinematografia coreana
와 최성재다,,,,,,😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💕💕
young man Alan DGAF- he's hilarious and great in the movie
that translator is Sharon Choi, she was translator for Bong Joon-Ho during Parasite era!!!
SHARRRRROOOOONNNNNN 🥺🥺🥰🥰🥰🥰☺️🥰😆🥰☺️☺️
Alan Kim little cutie bop
Hello, Director, Chung, recently I watched UA-cam CTS's 내가 매일 기쁘게 윤설미 목숨건 탈출! Pl. Think about making her story as a movie. I believe it's worth it!^^
Is it just me or does Noel look so much like Yeri
I wanna know more about Noel Cho.
It is probably an excellent movie. Are you able to dub in the English, since I can not read the translation soon enough.
Omg... I knew that was Sharon just by her voice. Lol.
Korean are asias greatest performers..
Directors
Writters
Actors and Actress
Great entertainers
K pop BTS
Kdrama
Kmovies
Fashion
Cosmetics...
Korean Very Blessed
Salute to korea
Thank you korea
At the moment, yes, I agree with you. They're very much ahead of the Asian pack.
Loving Noel Cho’s comedy chops!
윤여정 20:53
Noel Cho 27:00
SHARON CHOIII OMG 괜찮아???
my friends thought i was on group call , but soon as they realize i m watching minari interview, they joined in
There is not an official language in the US. What’s foreign language and what’s not in the States? The Golden Globes are categorizing the movie English language films vs. non-English film that is giving messages that non-English languages are minorities and are not valuable enough. The opportunities of winning awards and being honored to be nominated are taken away from this American movie that deserves all the opportunities because it’s not filmed English. Agains English is not an official language in the States. At the same time, the non-American films that were filmed in English language did get the opportunities. What’s the real purpose of this award anyway? It’s so shameful. They really should be aware of this nonsense and change the award title.
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Is MC Korean American ? I could not understand where he came from by his accent and intonation
샤론이다 ㅋㅋ ㅋㅋ
I CAN NOT SEE THE TRANSLATOR SHARON CHOI! TERRIBLE CAMERA ANGLE!
I think Sharon Choi may have preferred not to be seen as in an article released last year she talked about how she felt a little overwhelmed about her notoriety in the Parasite run, specially that she herself wants to become a filmmaker and not just be known as Sharon the Translator
@@OBOBProductions nah she gave an interview on her own on TIFF Originals channel and even hosted an interview with Sandra Oh on Watcha channel. And she does appear on camera on Jenelle Rilley's Q&A for Minari. I guess the camera was just too small here.
@@thekrustaceox5181 well agreeing to an interview is very different from interpreting for someone else. also it is a webcam so they can clearly see who's in the frame. i really think sharon wasn't necessarily interested in being on camera, it is han yeri who is being interviewed after all.
ok but glen anyone^.^
Those family really likes real family, the father look likes his son and the mother look likes her daughter. And Idk why, the older sister vibe is so cool and she's remind me of Rose from Blackpink, hahaha
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