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If there were an award for the best acceptance speech, Alan Kim would win in a heartbeat in the eyes of Twitter!

Minari star Alan Kim was unable to contain his emotions as he won an award during the 2021 Critics’ Choice Awards.During last night’s (March 7) virtual ceremony, the eight-year-old took home the Best Young Actor/Actress prize for his work on the film, which also stars The Walking Dead‘s Steven Yeun.Accepting his award, Kim began: “First of all, I’d like to thank the critics who voted and my family,” before bursting into tears as he said his thanks.“I hope I will be in other movies,” the young

The night’s big winner! Alan Kim took home the Critics’ Choice Award for Best Young Actor on Sunday, and with it he also won over everyone watching at home.

Critics' Choice Award for Best Young Actor on Sunday, and with it he also won over everyone watching at home.The 8-year-old star of was awarded the honor during the virtual ceremony, and appeared in a full tuxedo to accept the award over video chat. However, despite being seeming precociously prepared for the big event, when he actually won, he couldn't hold back his tears of joy and excitement.«I'd like to thank the critics who voted, and my family,» Kim said before breaking down into tears.

Minari's win in the foreign language film category brought a gigantic cuddle from director Lee Isaac Chung's daughter, whose fluffy shrug and shouts of "I prayed! I prayed! I prayed!" made her the evening's standout. Minari wins Best Motion Picture, Foreign Language at the #GoldenGlobes! pic.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“Minari” director Lee Isaac Chung’s own experiences inspired costume designer Susanna Song in creating the wardrobe for the semi-autobiographical A24 film, named for the green vegetable that plays a central role in the story.Song says she had just two weeks for costume prep and only one short day for fittings.

It’s really easy to forget, given it happened roughly 3 years ago —though I do mean in 2020 years— but earlier this year, before the second age of dark times, Lee Isaac Chung’s “Minari” was the big winner at the Sundance Film Festival.

Clayton Davis The first official trailer for Lee Isaac Chung’s critically lauded Sundance hit, “Minari,” has landed.Chung, who also wrote the script inspired by his own childhood, tells the story of a Korean-American family that moves to a tiny farm in Arkansas in search of better opportunities.Split between the Korean and English language, the trailer highlights and emphasizes the beautiful ensemble of actors that Chung assembles.