"Parasite" is a drama film starring Song Kanghao, Lee Sun-kyun, Choo Ru-jin, Choi Woo-sik, and Park So-dan, which tells the story of a family of four living in a cheap semi-basement rental house, all of which were originally unemployed vagrants. After the eldest son, Ji Woo, concealed his true academic qualifications and went to work as a tutor in a wealthy family living in a mansion, the family's life gradually changed.
A family of four are ordinary homeless people, and the father Ki-taek (Song Kang-ho) spends his days idle, until the positive eldest son Ki-woo (Choi Woo-sik) uses a forged diploma to apply for tutoring at the home of the rich President Park (Lee Sun-kyun), and the two families are involved in a series of accidents.
Joker is a crime drama film co-starring Jacqueline Phoenix, Sagitte Baez, Robert De Niro, Frances Conroy, And Brett Cullen, and tells the origin story of the Joker.
Arthur Flake is a clown who lives in an old apartment with his mother, needs help from social welfare organizations, and constantly takes drugs for mental illness. He wanted to be a talk show actor, but it wasn't successful. People just laughed at him. He committed a murder in an explosive manner on the subway. Little by little, his world began to crumble
The Gentlemen is a feature film starring Matthew McConaughey and Charlie Hannum, starring Michelle Dockery, Henry Golding, Hugh Grant, and Colin Farrell.
It tells the story of Miki Pearson (Matthew McConaughey), an American businessman with a slight success in the drug business, who is planning to retire. There are several gangs lined up to take over his business, while a violent and ambitious member of the Chinese drug gang operating in Britain is Called Dry Eye (Henry Golding), who has his own plans in mind.
He decides to kidnap Mitchie's wife Rosalind (Michelle Dockry) to force Mitchell to change the business to him. Soon, other gang members and notorious figures are also on the rise, including a private investigator named Fletcher (Hugh Grant), all of whom are embroiled in a bloody battle with far-reaching consequences.
Green Book is a drama film starring Vigo Mortsen and Mahershala Ali, about bodyguard Tony being hired to drive by Don, one of the world's finest jazz pianists. The pianist will start a tour from New York, a story of friendship between the two that spans races and classes.
Tony also desperately needed a job due to the closure of the nightclub. A friend suggested that he go to an interview held by a music doctor to find a driver. When he arrived at the luxury apartment, he found that the Ph.D. was a black classical pianist named Don, and the pianist was in need of a driver to pick up and drop off him during his tour of the South. Of course, both knew in their hearts that they could easily get into trouble in the segregated southern regions of the 1960s, but Tony needed money and Don needed a professional driver who could take care of him. The record label that paid Tony gave him a "Green Book" guide that listed places where local blacks could eat and sleep, as many hotels and restaurants were white-only.