Oral History: How ‘Parasite’ Broke the Oscars’ Language Barrier and Changed the Game Forever ...Middle East

Five years after Bong Joon Ho’s Korean dramedy made Oscars history by becoming the first film not in English to win best picture, its makers, distributor, campaigners and translator dish on their strategy, challenges and triumph.

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