Parasite tells the story of a struggling lower-class family who slowly work their way into a wealthy household by taking on different jobs. What starts as a clever plan quickly unravels, exposing the deep social divides and tensions between the classes.
About the director:
Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite blends sharp social critique with genre storytelling, mixing drama, thriller, and dark comedy. It humanizes all classes, surprises with twists, and tells a local story with universal themes.
What I loved about Parasite:
- It highlights social inequality with sharp nuance and dark humor.
- The characters are complex and relatable, making it easy to empathize with them.
- It masterfully blends genres—thriller, drama, and satire—all at once.
- The plot keeps you hooked with unexpected twists and turns.
- Themes like family, survival, and ambition are explored on a deep emotional level.
- It delivers a powerful mix of emotional impact and social critique.
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