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Outrage ensued when 'Minari' was declared a foreign language film. The backlash also highlighted the unique Asian American experience.

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Feb 15, 2021 Outrage ensued when 'Minari' was declared a foreign language film. The backlash also highlighted the unique Asian American experience. In many ways, the protest over "Minari" being declared a foreign language film highlights what many people think is the Asian American experience: walking the line between two cultures and not having a solid footing in either. But Steven Yeun, who stars in the film, said the reality is more complicated — that Asian America can be its own third identity, separate from Asian and American. "We live in this isolated, liminal space. And that's all right," Yeun said. Read More Get the NBC News Mobile App Follow NBC News Check out all of NBCNEWS Newsletters here. Update Preferences | Unsubscribe | Contact | Privacy Update Preferences Unsubscribe Contact Privacy