The Korean film Parasite is a film that reflects the gap between the rich and the poor and social contradictions. This wonderful film won six Oscar nominations, including best film, best director, best original screenplay, best international film and best artistic director, and finally won the Best Original Screenplay Award at the 92nd Academy Awards. In previous films, when there were two classes, the rich and the poor, the directors tended to portray the rich as negative images. Cunning seems to be the label of the rich, while the poor are associated with simplicity and kindness.
This film tells everyone that the best meaning of life is not the pursuit of fame and fortune or superstition, but real happiness. Only by constantly learning wisdom and correcting words and deeds can we make ourselves and others live better and get real long-term happiness!
Evaluation of parasites
"Parasite" fully shows the director Feng Junhao's housekeeping skills, simple settings, popular stories, unexpected reversal, subtle rhythm, ironic character opposition and profound social concern. Under his superb scheduling, the camera's perspective, the interpretation of the role and the appropriate soundtrack have jointly achieved 100% control over the audience's emotions and reactions.
The dramatic conflict in the film is strong, the audio-visual language is efficient, and the lens picture is full of aesthetic pressure. In addition to dramatic plots, various comedy scenes make people laugh, on the other hand, they are also the creators' mocking criticism of the social system and the status quo. Bong Joon ho expresses ridicule through the strong drama of plot design, and at the same time, the thrilling and suspenseful plot attracts the audience to the story.