Parasite: The Smell You Cannot Wash Away (Amos 5:21-24)
In the gripping film *Parasite*, there's a haunting moment when the wealthy Parks family begins to notice an inexplicable odor surrounding their new housekeepers, the...
This is movie analogies on inequality and class, drawing on Amos 5:21-24, James 2:1-9 and Luke 16:19-31.
In the gripping film Parasite, there's a haunting moment when the wealthy Parks family begins to notice an inexplicable odor surrounding their new housekeepers, the Kims. It’s a smell that lingers, a blend of cheap soap and dampness—a reminder of basement living and the harsh realities of poverty. No matter how much they disguise their circumstances, the Kims carry their struggles with them, quite literally etched into their very being.…
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