it seems that in the first part of your article, which is about the introduction of the marxist theory, you are mainly discussing the political concept of the Marxist theory, but you did not mention how the Marxist theory was used in films. In the second part, you have used a very specific example to support your point which is really great

The origin of the Marxist film theory is illustrate in detail in the first paragraph. the content of the Marxist film theory is also discussed with a example of German film about the Marist film theory. In the second part, the marxist theory in the Parasite was mentioned, maybe adding some more detail instances will be a little bit better.

1. introduction to Louis Malle The biography of Louis Malle:Louis Malle’s birthday was October 30 1932. He was born into a wealthy industrialist family in Thumeries, Nord, France, the son of Francoise and Pierre Malle (Matsen 129). His wealthy family did not support his interest in film, but the wealth of his family gave him the opportunity to study in the Institute of Advanced Cinematographic Studies in Pairs in 1950(Britannica “Louis Malle”). During his student days, he had cooperated with Robert Bresson and a underwater explorer whose name was Jacques Cousteau. One of the films that they made was called The silent world. The name in French was Le Monde du Silence. This film had won the Oscar price(New Wave Film “Louis Malle”)  2.Versatility as a director Not all the directors could show the pain and agonies of growing up as poetically as Louis Malle. For example, “Murmur of the Heart”; “Lacombe, Lucien” and “Au revoir les Enfants”. These films made by Louis Malle tells the story of youth, and set the background of the story in the postwar France. They are the director’s ongoing response to a world gone wrong The film examples:  murmur of the heart:  Lacombe Lucien Au revoir les enfants  3.Tackling challenging themes 1.Matsen, Brad. Jacques Cousteau: The Sea King. New York: Vintage Books, 2010. 2.Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Louis Malle". Encyclopedia Britannica, 11 Jan. 2024, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Louis-Malle. Accessed 21 March 2024. 3.The Editors of New Wave Film. "Louis Malle." New Wave Film, www.newwavefilm.com/french-new-wave-encyclopedia/louis-malle.shtml. Accessed 21 March 2024.

1. introduction to Louis Malle The biography of Louis Malle:Louis Malle’s birthday was October 30 1932. He was born into a wealthy industrialist family in Thumeries, Nord, France, the son of Francoise and Pierre Malle (Matsen 129). His wealthy family did not support his interest in film, but the wealth of his family gave him the opportunity to study in the Institute of Advanced Cinematographic Studies in Pairs in 1950(Britannica “Louis Malle”). During his student days, he had cooperated with Robert Bresson and a underwater explorer whose name was Jacques Cousteau. One of the films that they made was called The silent world. The name in French was Le Monde du Silence. This film had won the Oscar price(New Wave Film “Louis Malle”)  1. Versatility as a director 1. Tackling challenging themes 1.Matsen, Brad. Jacques Cousteau: The Sea King. New York: Vintage Books, 2010. 2.Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Louis Malle". Encyclopedia Britannica, 11 Jan. 2024, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Louis-Malle. Accessed 21 March 2024. 3.The Editors of New Wave Film. "Louis Malle." New Wave Film, www.newwavefilm.com/french-new-wave-encyclopedia/louis-malle.shtml. Accessed 21 March 2024.