Minari: Flourishing Where We're Planted (Jeremiah 29:5-7)
In the heart of rural Arkansas, a Korean-American family embarks on a journey that feels both hopeful and daunting. Jacob, the father, dreams of farming...
This is movie analogies on immigrant and exile, drawing on Jeremiah 29:5-7, Psalm 137:1-4 and 1 Peter 2:11.
In the heart of rural Arkansas, a Korean-American family embarks on a journey that feels both hopeful and daunting. Jacob, the father, dreams of farming in this unfamiliar land, yearning to build a life that honors both his ambitions and his heritage. Alongside him, his mother-in-law, Soonja, carries a small pouch of minari seeds—delicate, green herbs that she nurtured back in Korea.…
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