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  1. chapters
    Tilda Swinton Loves to Play With Bong Joon Ho“He’s so encouraging and welcoming of flights of fancy … he encourages us to just go there and to not second-guess even the most surreal ideas.”
    By Karen Han
  2. vulture lists
    Ranking Every Netflix Original Movie: 2015-2020Five years, 515 films.
    By Charles Bramesco
  3. life after parasite
    A Guide to Director Bong Joon Ho’s Deeper CutsParasite is now streaming on Hulu, but so is Mother, The Host, and Barking Dogs Never Bite.
    By E. Alex Jung and Alison Willmore
  4. oscar endings
    Bong Joon Ho on Why He Wanted Parasite to End With a ‘Surefire Kill’The director explains his coda: “I thought it was being real and honest with the audience.”
    By E. Alex Jung
  5. profile
    Bong Joon-ho’s Dystopia Is Already HereThe Korean director’s ferocious new film, Parasite, is a parable of our money-hungry world. It’s also the most fun you’ll have in theaters this fall.
    By E. Alex Jung
  6. cannes 2019
    Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite Is a Nerve-Racking MasterpieceThe Okja director’s latest film premiered at Cannes to a rapturous applause that rivaled the standing ovation Tarantino received.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  7. cannes 2018
    Steven Yeun’s Revelation: ‘There Are No Rules.’Yeun’s most challenging role yet won him leading-man recognition. But the experience of being a Korean actor in Korea is still blowing his mind a bit.
    By Emily Yoshida
  8. The Best Movies of 2017 (So Far)Including Get Out, Baby Driver, and The Beguiled.
    By David Edelstein and Emily Yoshida
  9. Why Is John Denver’s Music in So Many Movies This Year?Free Fire, Alien: Covenant, Okja, Logan Lucky, and Kingsman: The Golden Circle all feature Denver’s voice.
    By Karen Han
  10. Steven Yeun Finds Life After GlennThe Okja star on navigating Hollywood after The Walking Dead.
    By E. Alex Jung
  11. acting
    Jake Gyllenhaal Gives a Huge Performance in Okja. But Is It Brilliant or Awful?As Dr. Johnny Wilcox, the actor squeals like an alcoholic teakettle.
    By Jordan Crucchiola and Kevin Lincoln
  12. translation is sacred
    Did You Catch the Translation Joke in Okja?ㅋㅋㅋ
    By E. Alex Jung
  13. behind the scenes
    How Okja Brought Its Adorable Super-Pig to LifeWriter-director Bong Joon-ho and VFX supervisor Erik De Boer on the process — from sketches to models to computer animation — that gave birth to Okja.
    By E. Alex Jung
  14. the streaming wars
    Netflix’s Release Plans for Okja Spark South Korean DebateIt’s not Okjay.
    By Jackson McHenry
  15. cannes 2017
    The Bests and Worsts From This Year’s Cannes Film FestivalFrom Jake Gyllenhaal’s voice to a CGI Eva Green.
    By Kyle Buchanan, Emily Yoshida, and Jada Yuan
  16. What’s New on Netflix: June 2017Daughters of the Dust, Okja, Young Frankenstein, and more.
    By Andrew Lapin
  17. Making Sense of a Cannes That Struggled to Reflect the World OutsideWhat to take away from a down year for the festival.
    By Emily Yoshida
  18. cannes 2017
    Despite French Boos at Cannes, Okja Proved It Should Be Netflix’s First Big FilmA quiet film might have had trouble overcoming a rocky start. Okja is not a quiet film.
    By Kyle Buchanan
  19. Okja Is a Madcap Creature Feature That Might Make You a VegetarianBong Joon-ho’s latest is one part E.T., one part Snowpiercer.
    By Emily Yoshida
  20. New Okja Trailer: Tilda Swinton Swindles a Girl and Her Pet BeastOkja will be available on Netflix June 28.
    By Hunter Harris
  21. The 13 Most Anticipated Films (and One TV Show) at Cannes This YearIncluding new films from Bong Joon-ho, Todd Haynes, and Sofia Coppola.
    By Kyle Buchanan, Emily Yoshida, and Jada Yuan
  22. exclusive
    See Photos of Jake Gyllenhaal and Tilda Swinton in Bong Joon-ho’s OkjaThe director’s Snowpiercer follow-up tells the story of a young Korean girl and her friend, a giant animal called Okja.
    By Kevin Lincoln
  23. trailer mix
    Tilda Swinton Synthesizes Nature and Science in a Teaser for Bong Joon-ho’s OkjaComing to Netflix June 28.
    By Jackson McHenry