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'Minari' is a movie about the immigrant experience that's both universal and surprising Ann Hornaday, The Washington Post Feb. 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3From left: Steven Yeun, Alan Kim, Yuh-Jung Youn, Yeri Han and Noel Kate Cho in "Minari."Josh Ethan Johnson/A24Show MoreShow Less 2of3Alan Kim and Yuh-Jung Youn in "Minari."Melissa Lukenbaugh/A24Show MoreShow Less 3of3 To call "Minari" uncannily timely almost does it a disservice. This modestly scaled but enormously heartfelt drama touches on any number of so-called hot buttons, including immigration, assimilation, the A...

“ Minari ” could not be more personal. Filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung based the film on...

Movies with Mary: I dig 'The Dig' Mary Cox The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 This image released by Netflix shows Carey Mulligan in a scene from “The Dig.”Larry Horricks/Netflix via APShow MoreShow Less 3of3 I wanted to review the new Tom Hanks movie on-demand, but it irritated me that I had to pay $19.99 more for the opportunity. I pay extra for streaming services and then to be charged even more to see a movie is a travesty, but as long as we pay, they will charge. That’s why most of the movies I review are on Netflix instead of Amazon Prime or on-demand.

'The Map of Tiny Perfect Things' Review: A Couple's Never-Ending Reality Re-spawns Beautiful Breakthroughs 'The Map of Tiny Perfect Things' Review: A Couple's Never-Ending Reality Re-spawns Beautiful Breakthroughs Two young lovers find joy in life's magical minutiae as they repeat the same day over and over in this familiar but appealing romantic comedy. Courtney Howard, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Running time: Running time: 99 MIN. Before we’re even out of the opening credits of “The Map of Tiny Perfect Things,” director Ian Samuels and screenwriter Lev Grossman waste no time cl...

Robin Wright makes a solid if deceptively simple directorial debut in 'Land' Michael O'Sullivan, The Washington Post Feb. 9, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3Robin Wright in "Land," her feature directorial debut.Daniel Power/Focus FeaturesShow MoreShow Less 2of3Robin Wright, left, and Demián Bichir in "Land."Daniel Power/Focus FeaturesShow MoreShow Less 3of3 The actress Robin Wright began dipping her toe into directing with several episodes of "House of Cards," the Netflix series in which she played a conniving political wife for several seasons. With her starring vehicle "Land," the tale of a...