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Pachinko — Min Jin Lee (2017)
Pachinko is Min Jin Lee's most ambitious work, chronicling four generations of a Korean family in Japan from 1910 to 1989, starting with a teenage girl's pregnancy. It masterfully reveals how gender, ethnicity, and class compound to constrain individual lives, while showcasing extraordinary resilience.
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