Movie Night at the UU: Minari

Beginnings is September's theme and the theme of the movie Minari . Seneca wrote "Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end". In Lee Isaac Chung’s Oscar-winning film Minari, the themes of new beginnings and rebirth are woven deeply into the plot, the visual imagery, and the musical score. The film functions as an exploration of what it means to plant roots in an unfamiliar environment, balancing the hope of starting fresh with the painful reality of isolation.The film centers around the Korean/American Yi family — Monica (Han Ye-ri), her husband Jacob (Steven Yeun), their daughter Anne (Noel Kate Cho) and son David (Alan Kim), and the children’s maternal grandmother Soon-ja (Youn Yuh-jung) — as they, along with the crops in Jacob’s farm, struggle to take root in new, unfamiliar soil.
Join us Saturday Sept 5 at 4 pm. as we begin another movie season at the Fellowship.
Great popcorn, your choice of seats and wise company.