Parasite director Bong Joon-ho and stars Song Kang-ho and Lee Jung-eun | BFI Q&A

South Korean star director Bong Joon-ho visits the BFI Southbank, along with his long-term collaborator Song Kang-ho and Parasite co-star Lee Jung-eun, to introduce their new film.
Winner of the Palme d’Or at 2019’s Cannes Film Festival, Parasite follows the Kim family as they struggle to survive on the breadline. When a friend offers Kim Ki-Woo the chance of a tutoring job at the lavish home of the Park family Ki-Woo’s luck starts to change, and soon his sister, mother and father are also ingratiating themselves into the glamorous lives of their affluent employers. Parasite is both a piercing commentary on inequality and a twisty narrative rollercoaster ride.
This Q&A was interpreted by Sharon Choi.
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[@TheBarackAttack]

You know a guy’s funny when the translator is laughing.

[@kangsungho1752]

샤론최의 통역능력은 가히 최고인 것 같습니다.

[@KeoniDSouza]

Is this a re-upload? I'm feeling a sense of déjà vu...

[@ruthafritap]

I think they cut out the part where the moderator mistook Lee Jeung Eun (the old housekeeper) as Jang Hye Jin (Ki Taek’s wife).

[@KeoniDSouza]

@@ruthafritap Ah, that's what confused me because I was waiting for that part! 😅

[@pranavshrivastava6415]

@@ruthafritap was it awkward to look at ?

[@ruthafritap]

@@pranavshrivastava6415 very much 😅