Jonathan Pryce interview at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party

The transcript discusses the film 'Parasite' and its surprise win at the Oscars. The speaker expresses no surprise, highlighting the film's multi-layered narrative and societal commentary. The conversation touches on the significance of a foreign language film winning and the Academy's openness to such films. The film's clear storytelling is emphasized, suggesting it can be understood without subtitles.

What are your thoughts on 'Parasite' being a surprise winner?

What makes 'Parasite' a multi-layered film according to the speaker?

In what ways does 'Parasite' comment on society?

Do you believe that the Academy should look beyond subtitles when selecting films? Why or why not?

How does the speaker describe the clarity of the story in 'Parasite'?