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A challenge for those who like and appreciate the **Seventh Art** or, just want some cinematic recommendation. Let's do this!

What this is about? It's a movie challenge ([Music A to Z Challenge](https://hive.blog/hive-166847/@serialfiller/movie-a-to-z-challenge-a)) created by @serialfiller that obeys the alphabetical order where each participant has to remember two movies with the letter of the day (today the letter is **P**) of any country. 

Don't forget about this: A brief comment on the chosen movies is also necessary.

Here are my choices:

<center>***Parasite*** (2019)</center>

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How do you see the relationship and interaction among different levels within the same society? Of course, there is no objective answer to that question (because there are many personal aspects involved), but the filmmaker **Bong Joon-Ho** has a great and extremely  interesting view on the subject (which is quite very important to be discussed).

In this movie, a poor family uses their cheating skills to infiltrate themselves in a rich family's home and take advantage of what they have. Little by little, things get more complicated and the social criticism inside the story is fantastic (as well as the script, direction, photography and soundtrack) and a little bit "dark" and bitter (including some great and unexpected twists).

<center>***Planet of the Apes*** (1968)</center>

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How to see or describe a future that you have not yet lived? Answering this can be a very complicated task, but this movies manages (with a lot of poer) to give a great and unforgettable glimpse into it, with an impressive amount of details that seen today are even more striking for many reasons (for example, the special effects and makeup of the 60s.).

Mixing fiction with a possible reality, the movie places humans as "guinea pigs" for a planet inhabited and dominated by monkeys. This idea is fanstatic because it puts humans in a position of prey and not a predator and seeing how they behave (and especially how monkeys live and organize themselves within their hierarchical system) in the face of this is very interesting because it reveals many fragilities of beings humans.

See ya in the next round, folks!

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