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Every year, before the Oscar Awards Ceremony, I am used to watch all nominations for best film, so I can choose which should be in my opinion the winner. This year, among the favorite films to win was ‘Parasite’, a South Korean tragicomedy movie, which not only had came with very good reviews but it had also won various important prizes like the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Festival.

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If only I had known it before, I would have seen it in the cinema, but It was too late so I had to watch it in my house. However, I am not dissapointed at all, because it has been one of the best films I have ever seen in my life. The film is based around history of two South Koreans families with opposite socioeconomic status, and It shows how each of these try to take advantage of its situation. In some sense, the film reflect the people daily life in many modern societies.

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Every little detail in the film was perfectly selected: the camera was perfectly used in each of the scenes, the music which followed the actor's movements was carefully selected, the photography showed the contrast of the home where the differents social classes use to live, the screenplay keeps you alert about what will happen next; everything makes it a masterpiece.

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Film was described by its creator as ‘a comedy without clowns, a tragedy without villains’, a phrase that can summarize in a few words the amount of feelings and emotions that you could experiment when you watch it.

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Having finished watch the film, you feel like you’ve traveled through different sensations. The only negative thing I could say about the film is that it didn’t last enough to have enjoyed it more time. For all of these reasons, I would give it a 9.5/10, just because I consider that perfection isn’t exist, jeje
If  you don’t have seen it already, it’s time to watch it during quarantine, even if is from the comfort of your house.