Parasite: The Smell of Poverty (Luke 16:19-26)
Imagine, if you will, a bustling city layered with both opulence and despair—the rich glittering high above in their glass towers, while the poor navigate...
This is movie analogies on class and inequality, drawing on Luke 16:19-26, James 2:1-9 and Proverbs 14:31.
Imagine, if you will, a bustling city layered with both opulence and despair—the rich glittering high above in their glass towers, while the poor navigate the shadowy depths of the subway, their faces lined with weariness. This is the world depicted in the film Parasite, where the Kim family, overwhelmed by their financial struggles, cunningly infiltrates the lavish life of the Park family, each member masquerading as a servant.…
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