Parasite

I've seen parasite twice now and will definitely watch it again the entirety of the movie is a masterpiece that's able to balance multiple different tones. The premise of these 3 families who in different ways drain each other is incredibly interesting and gives a very fresh outlook on their social standings. Our main family is the shining force here tho specifically Kevin who is really the character we're made to sympathise with. Once Kevin starts to lose it we feel for his struggle even though he isn't in the right. In fact during Parasite no one is in the right or wrong it's all grey. On one side the family is just trying to survive but on the other hand they're leaching off of others to make that happen, giving us multiple philosophical questions on the definition of right and wrong. This all comes to the front right as Kevin decides to use the stone to kill the old maid and her husband where the greys blur together and we're given a very primal sequence of events born out of hatred and regret. My favorite thing about all of this is how we actually see the aftermath of these events giving an incredible ending with Mr Kim living in the basement and changing places with the husband and Kevin writing the letter to his father leaving everything open in the best type of way.