‘Minari’ Finds Faith in Fertile, Arkansas Soil

(REVIEW) “Minari” is the story of a Korean American family that moves from California to a stretch of farmland in the Ozarks to start over. What they encounter there grows their family through trial and brings them closer to the land they tend to.

North America, Film & TVJillian CheneyFebruary 11, 2021Jillian Cheney, Film & TV, faith-based film, Minari, Korean, Korean Christian, Korean American, Arkansas, A24, Sundance, Christianity, farming, Steven Yeun, Golden GlobesComment

Netflix's 'Cuties' Accused Of Anti-Islamic Message, Sexualizing Young Girls

(ANALYSIS) Netflix will release Sundance 2019 winner “Cuties” on Sept. 9. Ahead of its release, Muslims have criticized the movie for glorifying a growth away from Islam. Muslims and others — including evangelical Christians — have called for boycotts against the movie because of its sexualization of children.

North America, Europe, Film & TVJillian CheneySeptember 8, 2020Jillian Cheney, Netflix, Cuties, Muslims, Islam, Sundance, Maimouna Doucoure, Alchemiya, Navid Akhtar, Haroon Sugich, Cuties controversyComment

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