Rarely portrayed in popular culture, 'Minari' follows story of a Korean American family

A new film called “Minari” is an immigrant tale rarely portrayed. It features a Korean family in rural Arkansas, and it's already received major recognition, including a Golden Globe Award. Jeffrey Brown has the story of our arts and culture series, "CANVAS."
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