Minari

Most of us have heard this films score on social media. But seeing it paired with the images and meaning in this film gives it so much more weight. Beautifully composed for the screen by Emile Mosseri. Directed and written by Lee Isaac Chung. It feels like such a personal film and emotionally it hits you that way. Real people dealing with real problems. The acting is phenomenal cinematography is on point and that score is just beauty. The emotion you feel in this film not only feels personal but also shared. We get to just spend time with this immigrant family and how they have to fight to stay with eachother. I would say this is a film you must see before you die.