Film Fridays | If "Parasite" is timeless, then "The Platform" is timely
By Myrsini Manou-Georgila | April 24, 2020“Parasite” questions how people thrive. “The Platform” questions how people can survive.
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“Parasite” questions how people thrive. “The Platform” questions how people can survive.
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