Ten secret details of Parasite.

Note: The following article reveals details from the film, so if you haven't seen “Parasite”, we don't advise you to read.

Director Bong Joon Ho and kineast Kyung-pyo Hong built certain scenes, where there is a clear line that separates the rich and the poor like the line formed in windows where Mrs. Park chats with the servant girl, Moon-gwang.

There's a collection of Alfred Hitchcock movies on one of the Park family shelves. Director Bong Joon Ho has indicated that Hitchcock inspired him in many aspects of the “Parasite”.

After Moon-gwang is fired, Mr. Park finds that her biggest flaw was that of eating as much as two people later, it is revealed that she was hiding the man in the basement.

Ki-woo's forged degree shows that he supposedly studied at Yonsei University at the same university where Bong Joon Ho studied sociologistry.

When the Km family first introduces themselves, they drink FiLite, a beer that is considered too cheap. After Ki-woo and Ki-jung start working at the Park family, they drink Sapporo, an expensive beer.

When Ki-jung eats dried meat, he holds the bag with his left hand, then suddenly appears holding it in the other hand. This is a shooting mistake that Bong Joon Ho deliberately left to see whether the fans would catch.

Da-song's painting is not his auto-portret, but it's Geun's image.

Ki-taek finds he was once a driver for the Taiwanese Castella (traditional Japanese dessert) store that opened Geun's, for which he sank into debt.

When the Kim family is located in the park house while they are not there, the music in the background is “In binchio da at” and Gianni Morandi, who in the 1960s played in some comedy movies that focused on differences between the poor and the rich.

At the beginning of the movie, Ki-taek takes a bug off the table. Until the end of the film, he was seen by the Park family as a stinky bug.