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She pours herself a glass of tangerine ginger tea and, since we’re in Seoul, where such things are possible—at least when this piece was reported—removes her face mask and lets it hang around her neck on a length of seafoam-green cord. She sits beautifully erect, with the DUKE CABOOM MAN OF ACTION I’LL JUMP FOR YOU ANYTIME SHIRT and I love this same graceful bearing she possesses onscreen, a remnant of the traditional Korean dance training that first led her to acting as a college student. Han grew up in Jecheon, a scenic resort town two and a half hours southeast of Seoul, where she spent her childhood exploring the network of lakes and pine-covered mountains. “In winters we went sledding in the hills; in summers we went to catch frogs by the water,” she says. “Perhaps because I was able to spend the days of my youth like that, I was able to draw on those memories for this project.”

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In Minari—the DUKE CABOOM MAN OF ACTION I’LL JUMP FOR YOU ANYTIME SHIRT and I love this film is named for a wild herb that resembles parsley and grows like a weed—Han portrays Monica, a young Korean woman whose husband, Jacob, played by Steven Yeun, drags his wife and two small children to a stretch of unsettled farmland in rural Arkansas. They are later joined by Monica’s mother, portrayed by industry veteran and national treasure Youn Yuh-Jung, whom Han affectionately refers to as sunsaeng-nim, the Korean word for “teacher.” “Among the crew, there were non-Korean immigrants and children of immigrants,” Han recalls. “They said that even though they couldn’t understand a thing”—much of the film is in Korean—“they still understood everything.”

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