The story of Korean immigrant families in the United States won the Golden Glo Award
The movie’Buttercup’ won the Best Foreign Language Film Award at Golden Globe, and the expectation for the box office is growing. According to the integrated computer network of the movie theater admission ticket of the Film Promotion Committee on the 2nd,’Minari’, which will be released on the 3rd, occupies the first place with a 31.5% reservation rate as of the morning of the day.
‘Minari’, a story of a Korean family who moved to Arkansas in the 1980s, won the Best Foreign Language Film Award at the 78th Golden Globe Awards held in the United States on the 28th (current time) of last month.
Although it is produced by Brad Pitt’s film company Plan B and directed by Korean-American director Lee Isaac Jeong (Isak Jeong), and a Korean-American Korean-American Steven Yeon as the lead and producer, if more than 50% of the ambassadors are not English, the Golden Globe rule is a foreign language film. Because of that, it was classified as a foreign language film. This regulation was also pointed out as racist and partial in the United States.
Born and raised in a rural village in Arkansas in the United States, director Lee Min 2 Se-jung was praised for drawing the audience’s sympathy by portraying his childhood sincerely. The experience of the immigrant family is a special story, but it is said that it has sublimated into a universal family sentiment that anyone can relate to.
‘Buttercup’ has attracted great attention by sweeping awards at film festivals around the world. After winning the Jury Awards and Audience Awards at Sundance, the most prestigious independent film festival in the United States last year, it has won 75 awards at various film festivals including this year’s Golden Globe. At the Academy Awards (Oscar), which will be held in April, it is also considered one of the nominations in major categories such as the Best Works, Director, and Supporting Actress Awards. Oscar has no separate language regulations. The number of Best Supporting Actress Awards received by Yoon Yeo-jung, who performed as her grandmother Sunja, is a total of 26 awards, including the National Critics Association Award and the LA Critics Association Award, which are called the Fourth Critics Association Award in the United States.
It is noteworthy whether the movie Buttercup, which is released not only in Korea but also in the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, will capture the hearts of the audience following the criticism.
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