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Is "The Palace" making its way to Gstaad?

  08.10.2023 Arts & Culture, Cinema, Rumour Has It, Behind the Scenes, NewsUpdate
The subgenre of satirical films that skewer the ultra-rich is not only thriving but also experiencing a surge in popularity by the minute. In just the past two years, we
The subgenre of satirical films that skewer the ultra-rich is not only thriving but also experiencing a surge in popularity by the minute. In just the past two years, we've witnessed the likes of Ruben Östlund's "Triangle of Sadness," Brandon Cronenberg's "Infinity Pool," and Mark Mylod's "The Menu," among many others. These films employ a variety of settings and situations to artfully depict the gaping chasm between social classes while simultaneously poking fun at the extravagant lives of the wealthy.

The subgenre of satirical films that skewered the ultra-rich is thriving and experiencing a surge in popularity by the minute. In just the past two years, we've ...

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