Parasite is a 132-minute masterpiece that won Oscars for Best Picture, International Feature Film, Directing, and Original Screenplay. The ironic anxiety driven by the ongoing unpredictability throughout the film is a crucial component that shapes the eccentric undertone meticulously crafted by director Bong Joon-ho’s vision and achieved by his brilliant muse, Song Kang-ho, who portrays the father of a struggling family that infiltrates the household of a wealthy one. Parasite is one of the most significant films in the history of cinema, and Song’s finesse looms large in the film’s magnificent foundation. 

Make It Dinner and a Movie

K-Feast By Chef Jun Oh: Inspired by Song Kang-ho

Join us on Thursday, December 7 for an exclusive prix fixe dinner inspired by 송강호: Song Kang-ho the Academy Museum's retrospective film series showcasing the works of the Korean Cinema actor that kicks off the same day with a screening of Parasite. Enjoy a Korean-inspired menu curated by Fanny's Executive Chef Jun Bum Oh, including Pork Belly Bossam and Steak Jjapaguri.