Every issue of Little White Lies is dedicated to a single film, drawing inspiration from the movie’s world and spinning that inspiration out across the three-act structure of Lead Review, Features, Reviews. This issue celebrates Lee Isaac Chung’s charming immigrant fable, Minari.

In this issue:

• A review of Lee Isaac Chung’s Minari
• Being Yourself: Hannah Woodhead picks apart the themes of Minari with its director, Lee Isaac Chung, and two of its stars, Steven Yeun and Alan S Kim
• In Another Country: An A-Z of diaspora on screen
• Les Enfants Terribles: Charles Bramesco grinds his axe against the wheel of terrible child performances in movies