Trust your nose: what rich people can learn from Parasite
(The Guardian South Korea)

Bong Joon-ho´s savage Oscar-winning satire offers plenty of helpful insights into how the wealthy can avoid being preyed on by the less fortunate Warning: contains spoilersNow that Parasite is everywhere, sweeping the Oscars and cleaning up at the box office, perhaps it´s time to stop and think about the film itself. Parasite is a fable about economic equality, which means there are many lessons that we as a society should take from it.And when I say `we`, I obviously mean `rich people`. Extremely wealthy people like you and me have plenty to learn from Parasite. In fact, Parasite pretty much doubles as a blueprint of everything you shouldn´t do if, like us, you enjoy a life of preposterous material privilege. I can´t speak for the rest of you millionaires, but here´s what I took from the film. Related: Parasite review - brilliantly brutal battle of the wretched and the rich | Peter Bradshaw`s film of the week Continue reading...