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Parasite
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Videos & Photos
- Trailer 1 (02:16)
- Trailer 2 w/ English subtitiles (01:03)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
All unemployed, Ki-taek's family takes peculiar interest in the wealthy and glamorous Parks for their livelihood until they get entangled in an unexpected incident.
Cast
- Kang-ho Song
- Sun-kyun Lee
- Yeo-jeong Jo
- Woo-sik Choi
- So-dam Park
- Jeong-eun Lee
- Hye-jin Jang
- Myeong-hoon Park
- Ji-so Jung
- Hyun-jun Jung
Did You Know?
Trivia
- Won the Palme d'Or at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival, the first Korean film to ever do so.
Goofs
- They get out with their phones in pocket and go to their home completely drenched in rain and then into almost neck deep water, yet their phones keep working the next morning just fine as they all receive calls from the rich family.
Quotes
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- Chung-sook, Ki-taek's wife: If I had all this I would be kinder.
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JUST WATCH IT. It won that prestigious award for a reason.
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Mary R
Metacritic
Oct 10, 2019
Parasite, maybe the best film Bong has yet made, begins as a social-realist drama about a poor family struggling to find work in modern-day Seoul. By the end of its brisk two hours and 11 minutes, it will have cycled through black comedy, social satire, suspense, and slapstick.
Dana Stevens
Slate
May 23, 2019
Parasite is a malign delight from start to finish, with a Machiavellian sense of mischief and a cinematic brio that shows Bong revelling in his Hitchcockian control of somewhat Buñuelian material.
Jonathan Romney
Screen Daily
May 23, 2019
Like much of Bong’s work, Parasite is cumbersomely plotted and heavy-handed in its social commentary. The largely naturalistic treatment here may also alienate some of his fantasy fanboy constituency. That said, this prickly contemporary drama still feels more coherent and tonally assured than Snowpiercer or Okja, and packs a timely punch that will resonate in our financially tough, politically polarized times.
Stephen Dalton
The Hollywood Reporter
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