Our annual countdown of the year’s finest silver screen offerings. How many have you seen?
From The Walking Dead to Minari, we chart the amazing journey of this Oscar-nominated star.
The writer/director and on-screen father-son tell the story of how they captured cinematic lightning in a bottle.
This gorgeous semi-memoir filters the ragged glory of the American Dream through a family of South Korean immigrant farmers.
By Ian Wang
Lee Isaac Chung’s film carries on a tradition of skepticism towards the promises of cultural assimilation.
Brighten up your year with our illustrated celebration of Lee Isaac Chung’s charming immigrant fable.
Lee Isaac Chung’s beautifully observed drama follows a South Korean family who relocate to rural Arkansas.
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