The Asian film Parasites
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It is a film that has nothing to do with parasites.
Parasites is a film about the inequalities and small aspects of life that differentiate the most distant economic classes of society, not only in South Korea but in the world.
The film shows us how the needs of some are satisfied by the needs of others and how this relationship can transcend into parasitism.
Director Bong Joon Ho manages to depict how society has evolved to turn us into the perfect prey for our opposite, exploiting our weaknesses, the trust of some, the needy condition of others and how even though it may seem part of the natural order of the world we live in, these relationships, as we live them, are extremely destructive and oppressive, leading the viewer to wake up little by little from what seems like a black comedy series to a real nightmare.
Much of the credit goes to the wonderful cinematography and editing, which give its 132-minute running time the sensation of looking like a calculated choreographed film where there is not a second to waste.
Music also plays a key role, the film's soundtrack includes the song Soju One Glass, written by the director himself and performed by actor Woo-sik Choi.
Anyone who wants to see Parasite as a curious and colorful story set in present-day South Korea, or who wants to address in depth the many messages it raises about modern consumer society, will find a highly enjoyable, funny and fluid film that makes you forget the language and cultural barrier altogether.
It is a joy to see the work of a director like Bong Joon Ho at its best.
This film won Oscars in 2020 for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Foreign Film and other awards.
You can find it on Netflix if you want to watch it
https://www.radionica.rocks/cine/parasito-resena
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La película asiática Parásitos
Es una película que no tiene que ver con parásitos.
Parásitos está película hace un recorrido por las desigualdades y pequeños aspectos de la vida que diferencian a las clases económicas más distantes de la sociedad, no solo de Corea de Sur sino del mundo.
La película nos presenta cómo las necesidades de unos se satisfacen a partir de la de los otros y como esta relación puede trascender al parasitismo.
El director Bong Joon Ho logra representar como la sociedad ha evolucionado para convertirnos en la presa perfecta de nuestro opuesto, explotando nuestras debilidades, la confianza de los unos, la condición de necesidad de otros y cómo por más que parezca parte del orden natural del mundo en el que vivimos, estas relaciones, tal y como las vivimos, son sumamente destructivas y opresivas, llevando al espectador a despertar poco a poco de lo que parece una serie de comedia negra a una verdadera pesadilla.
Gran parte del mérito se lo lleva la maravillosa fotografía y edición, que le aportan a sus 132 minutos de duración la sensación de parecer una calculada coreografía cinematográfica en donde no hay un segundo para el desperdicio.
La música también juega un papel fundamental, banda sonora de la película incluye la canción Soju One Glass, escrita por el mismo director e interpretada por el actor Woo-sik Choi.
Quien quiera ver Parásito como una curiosa y pintoresca historia enmarcada en la Corea del Sur actual, o quien quiera abordar a profundidad la cantidad de mensajes que plantea acerca de la sociedad de consumo moderna, se encontrará con una película sumamente agradable, divertida y fluida que hace olvidar la barrera del idioma y la cultura por completo.
Es una alegría ver la obra de un director como Bong Joon Ho en su mejor momento.
Está película gano Oscar en el 2020 a mejor película, mejor director, mejor guión y mejor película extranjera y otros premios más
Se encuentra en Netflix su la quieres ver
https://www.radionica.rocks/cine/parasito-resena
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Franco Mendoza Photo
4 years ago
If I saw her I was very impressed
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Gustavo Perez
4 years ago
A film with a great message, how many times what is blessings to others not and this is what I say by the rain scene.
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Eza Chavez
4 years ago
This film is strong I saw it .
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anacra23
4 years ago
Excellent film
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rorocando
4 years ago
Truly, the film is a total roll, exactly so, it shows us how the needs of some are met from that of the others. Not only in Korea in many societies
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agonzalezs89
4 years ago
I loved the three times I saw her. It's a great criticism of Korean society and classism
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AnaCa 🌻
4 years ago
I definitely want to see that movie I'm going to look for it.
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ELINA RICKURA
4 years ago
Very good theme
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Rudi
4 years ago
I've not seen it yet but I've heard it's a good film. Thank you for this review.
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Maria
4 years ago
it seems to be a good movie, I'll have to see it
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naf1971naf
4 years ago
I haven't seen it yet, but it looks interesting and attractive, I'll look on the net to see it, thank you for your contribution Zulaima
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