Anti-Racist Film Club

This month, we’ll be screening Minari (2020).

When Jacob Yi uproots his young family from California to the middle-of-no-where Arkansas, not everyone is excited about it. As first and second generation Korean immigrants, the Yi family struggles to make this new place a real home. Minari is an intergenerational exploration of one family's immigrant experience in America. It weighs the needs of each family member against one another in a delicate balance of culture, assimilation, and the hard work it takes to "plant seeds" in hostile soil.  

Click here to watch a full trailer.

We'll be showing the movie upstairs at First Olympia UMC in The Redwood Room THIS Sunday, May 17th @12:30pm. There will be a light lunch provided before/during the screening.

The discussion will be held the next day Monday, May 18th at 7pm in a hybrid-style. This means you’re welcome to join us in-person at First Olympia UMC or on our normal Zoom link. However you’d prefer to connect, we hope to have you there!

If you're interested in either the screening and/or the discussion, please RSVP here:
https://fumcoly.breezechms.com/form/ARFCMinari.