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NY Mysteries January 24, 2020<\/p>\n

BongJoon-ho\u2019s Parasite<\/em> is a Korean movie that is very witty and very violent. Its sly humor, bloody violence \u00a0and social satire work.\u00a0 <\/span>The rich family could have been transported from Westchester. The U. S. influence is shown through the mansion of the rich couple, including a teepee ordered from the U. S. The other family lives in dire poverty. They eke out a living folding pizza boxes and stealing wifi from a nearby store until one of them lands a tutoring job with the rich family. In rapid succession members of the poor family replace the housekeeper and driver of the rich. The poor teenage daughter, a budding con artist, pretends to be a psychologist\u00a0 <\/span>and lands a well paying job analyzing the rich family\u2019s young son who keeps spilling the beans about the poor (They all smell alike.) but no one listens. It\u2019s a real movie.<\/p>\n

Jim Lehrer died on Thursday. He was the Public Broadcasting Service anchor for many years and was respected for his thorough and fair analysis.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Jim Lehrer\u2019s Rules<\/b><\/p>\n