“Minari. Historia de mi familia”

Minari. History of My Family is a film that follows a Korean family who move to rural America in the 1980s with the hope of building a new life and fulfilling their American dream. Jacob, the father, wants to create a Korean produce farm in Arkansas, while his wife and children try to adapt to an unfamiliar environment. The film, with sensitivity and honesty, portrays the migratory effort, the search for identity, and rooting as a source of hope. Winner of the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film, it is in original English and Korean, with a duration of 115 minutes and recommended for children aged 7 and above. It is part of the thematic cycle on migrations of the Caixaforum Cinema Club.