Okja is a satire on corporate greed and how awful we are. I know people who stopped eating meat after they saw Okja.

Essentially a pro-animal liberation movie, this becomes a pretty wild ride as the Korean child doggedly pursues the pignappers all the way to New York

Okja pushes Bong Joon Ho's talent for spanning moods and genre conventions to its limit. The movie features his trademark sharp shifts in tone, but also melds Western imagery, music and cultural touchstones.

Okja is a profanely playful film among the best of Bong Joon-Ho, conducting a multi-prong assault on performative activism through the eyes of a child and her sincere quest to save the creature she loves.