[The Residents] Released in 2020 With the advent of Netflix, which allows you to watch movies from old movies to the latest movies, I feel that your needs have changed considerably. I used to go to TUTAYA and watch about 15 books a month, but now I can watch more than 25 books on NETFLIEX. (As expected, my sleep time has decreased.) What happens is that I prefer to choose movies that are light and enjoyable, rather than watching masterpieces in succession. It is aimed at so-called smash hits. In other words, it’s not the first grade, but it’s not the second grade, dare to say 1.5 grade. With the spread of online cinema, the number of good and bad has increased. In terms of sense, it’s a drama-like touch, but it feels like it ends in one episode. ☆ is 3, but it is as close to ☆ 4 as possible. A movie that can be said to be better than the Suspense Theater on Tuesday, I call it [Dora-ga] because it is a drama-like movie. The introduction has become long, but today I would like to introduce such a dora picture. Javier (Javier Gutierrez), who has been a director of an advertising company and has been a talented CM director for many years, has lost his job and is looking for a job. Instead, let go of the enviable luxury condominium and move to downtown with your wife and son. He will never forget the life of the mansion, and every time he visits the mansion day and night, he will observe new residents. Javier approaches the new resident while hiding the fact that he is the original resident. From here, a terrifying plot like Javier’s life recapture drama, which adds “the sun is full” and “parasite”, unfolds.