Korean movies have always been irreplaceable in my mind. Many excellent works from Korea show human nature to the fullest, which I admire. The movie I am going to tell you today is called "Parasite". I don't know if anyone has seen the title and guessed it. "Parasite" is a feature film directed by Bong Joon-ho and starring Song Kanghao, Lee Sun-kyun, Zhao Ruzhen, Cui Woo-sik, and Pu Sudan. The film tells about a family of four living in a cheap semi-basement rental house, all originally vagrant. After the eldest son Ji-woo concealed his true education and went to teach in a wealthy family living in a mansion, the life of the family gradually changed. "Parasite" won the Palme d'Or for Best Picture at the 72nd Cannes International Film Festival, which is the first time that a Korean film won the Palme d'Or.
After the eldest son Jiyu became a tutor in "Parasite", his younger sister became the art teacher of the younger son.
When the younger sister successfully sneaked in, she looked for an opportunity to dismiss the original young driver and let her father become the driver. The combination of
made her mother a housekeeper.
Just when a security guard resigned in South Korea and 500 college students competed, all four members of a family who originally lived in a semi-basement got a job.
When the wealthy family went camping, the villa belonged to this family of four. What was unexpected was that the aunt who worked as a housekeeper before
came back and broke the good night of the four. In order to cover up the lies of the four, all but the mother hid, expecting the aunt to leave early. But the aunt opened the door of the basement, and everyone was shocked.
Before the family moved in, she raised her husband in the basement for four years. Later, the war between the two basement families began. Later, I will leave it to everyone to see. It is a bit bloody behind. In this society of
, no one cares about how many "parasites" there are. Who are we sending to and by whom.
