Lee Isaac Chung Week, Day Three: reviews of his first two films
I stared writing about the films of Lee Isaac Chung more than a decade ago. Now that Minari is finally earning him the attention he has long deserved, it would be interesting to revisit those…
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Lee Isaac Chung Week, Day Four: two epic conversations with the director of Minari
In June of 2009, I met Lee Isaac Chung for the first time. We talked about his first feature film Munyurangabo. Nine summers later, I sat down with Chung to talk again — this time about his…
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Lee Isaac Chung Week, Day Five: a review of Abigail Harm
Lee Isaac Chung's strangest film isn't easy to watch. Nor is it easy to forget. But it is well worth seeking out for its cautionary tale of a compromising love affair, mystical visitors from "up…
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