The practice of skewering the rich has become a favored past time on film and TV. These past few years have been saturated with eat-the-rich satires from all over the globe, from Parasite to Triangle of Sadness and The Menu. Quite a few of these projects use food as a means of demonstrating the gap that separates the 1% from the rest of the world — and say what you will about The Menu, but it took that theme to a new level by setting its conflict in the fine dining scene.
