hotel management

His masterpiece 'The Shining' transforms a hotel into a psychological labyrinth that explores isolation, madness, and the dark underbelly of hospitality management.

His whimsical yet melancholic 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' uses the hotel as a microcosm of society, examining service, hierarchy, and the nostalgia of a vanishing world.

'Parasite' critiques class hierarchies through the lens of service work and domestic spaces, revealing how hotel-like management of spaces reflects broader social inequalities.