Film Review: Bugonia - Class Struggle Against Aliens
Director Lanthimos poses a thought-provoking question: Who is truly crazy - the CEO exploiting the planet or the conspiracy theorist trying to stop her?
In times of political extremism, biting satire thrives. Following Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another," Greek director Giorgos Lanthimos joins the fray with Bugonia, pitting two class representatives against each other.
- Michelle (Emma Stone), a hypocritical CEO, champions diversity and flexibility, but only on the surface.
Who is crazy here? The CEO exploiting the planet, or the conspiracy theorist trying to stop her?
Author's summary: Lanthimos' Bugonia satirically explores class struggle and extremism.
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