We’re sure you’ve read all about it by now. Bong Joon Ho’s black comedy thriller sees a poor South Korean family scheme to become employed by a wealthy family, by sneakily infiltrating their household and posing as unrelated, highly qualified individuals. The winner of four Academy Awards in 2019, Parasite is an understated, razor-sharp and visually jaw-dropping commentary on class rage and social inequalities, all through the blackly comic lens of the Korean maestro’s camera. A game changing, era defining film more than worthy of its extensive plaudits, as well as utterly breath-taking on the big screen. Recently rereleased in a black and white cut, this is a rare chance to enjoy the majesty and cunning of the original on the bid screen.
