In films, architecture $($along with things like lighting, camera work, and editing$)$ is used to construct the atmosphere or mood of a scene or the entire film. Sometimes architecture is central to the plot and overall theme of a film. In the lecture by Prof. Kudless, he discussed the South Korea film Parasite. How was architecture used in this film?$(4$ Points$)$The architecture of the movie was uniformly bleak with little differences from one scene to another which created an atmosphere of endless repetition, depression, and the sameness of daily existence.As a sci$-$fi$/$fantasy movie, the two families lived in wildly different homes on an alien planet full of sentient parasites $($hence the movie's name$).$ Slowly the computer systems that run the homes are taken over by the alien parasite and the homes turn on their inhabitants.The two families lived in very similar homes with one critical difference: one family lived in the top floor of the apartment building and the other lived in the ground floor of the same building.The contrast between the two families was made visceral by the vast difference between the domestic architecture of their homes. Architecture was a signifier of social, technological, educational and economic class divisions.