The purpose of this research is to explore the movie Minari in the way of analyzing Korean-Americans’ diasporic emotions in the movie and how it has become a common empathetic emotion over personal experience. Minari is a movie that deals with how Korean immigrants struggled to settle in the state of Arkansas in 1980’s, and reveals the diasporic emotions of Korean immigrants. Unlike the lukewarm responses in Korea, the diasporic emotions of Minari have become a common empathetic emotions over the multiracial society in the United States often called as the melting pot, and made the members of the society go wild. Minari covers the diasporic emotions in immigrants’ characteristic of separation, assimilation and pioneering. It also is significant in that the movie is filmed with people’s common experiences living in those days, based on the personal experiences of Jacob’s family in separation, assimilation and pioneering.