"Parasite" was the first representative of a Korean film and won the Palme d'Or for Best Picture at the 72nd Cannes International Film Festival. As a South Korean acting school, Song Kanghao has also played movies like Murder Memories before, and he can be described as a powerful actor in the eyes of movie fans. The
movie "Parasite" tells the story of a family of four vagrants who originally lived in a semi-basement rental room. After the eldest son concealed his true education and went to a rich family as a tutor, the family's life changed drastically.
After I watched this movie, I couldn’t calm down for a long time. This movie did not have the heartbreaking cry of the poor, nor the oppression of the rich for the rich. After the film ended, I felt light and flirty—though the film It is a tragic ending, but it is impossible to tell whether it is the fault of the rich or the problem of the poor. Human nature is more complicated than this. Who is the real parasite in
? Is it a homeless family? But they didn't steal or snatch them. They all worked on their own physical strength and IQ. They didn't fall or be lazy. After they made the money, the family happily ate a meal. The consumption is also very reasonable, either a food stall or your own kitchen.
made up lies because of a better life, his own lies were exposed because of witnessing other people's lies, and the final loss was both sides. Is it because maintaining other people's lies threatens one's own lies?
Watching this film reminds me of what Nietzsche, a philosopher I like very much, said, tragedies often only happen to heroes, because if you are a low-level and powerless person, your life will be sad enough. What is the world? Will there be more pitiful things that cause tragedies for these people?
