As the 5th and 18th Democratization Movement celebrates its 40th anniversary, screenings for related films are held everywhere. (See table below)
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This film was produced by director Kim Tae-young, who is a documentary prohibition film 'Hwang Moo-ji' (1988 / unopened) . This series continues with the 1987 film Kant's presentation. Kant's presentation addresses the pain of the militias and the wasteland's conscience. It attempted to screen in 1988, the first year of the Roh Tae-woo administration, but was eventually banned by security agencies. The decisive scene with the screening ban was taken directly below.
In the interview, director Kim Tae-young said, "Someday, there will be a riot like the protagonist. The pain that caused the innocent citizens to be hidden will be considerable. I hope these people will come out and make a condemnation of the Atonement as in my lately released movie." Said.
<2> Japanese documentary 'Free Gwangju' (domestic screening is prohibited)
This work was co-produced by Japanese printmaker `` Teiyama Tomiyama '' in 1981, one year after May 18. Writer Tomiyama was born in Kobe, Japan in 1921, and spent her childhood in Old Manchuria and Harbin. At the time, after witnessing the state of imperialism Japan, they showed works that urged Japan to repent and reflect on their lives. In the documentary, writer Tomiyama described riots as `` gorilla soldiers ''.
Professor Manako Yuko of Tokyo University said in a telephone interview with SBS: "A reporter from the Asahi Shimbun headquartered on May 18th hired a taxi driver to travel to Gwangju, like Mr. Hintzpeter, a German reporter. And reporters were reported on the Asahi ground after May 24. At that time, Japanese civil society abducted Kim Dae-jung in 1973. In 1974, there was an atmosphere to “save Kim Dae-jung” and “save Kim Ji-ha” with the death sentence of poet Kim Ji-ha in 1974. There was also a movement to link with the Korean side for human rights.The May 18 Democratization Movement was a democratic struggle following the Iranian Revolution in 1979. , It has had a great influence in the democratization movement of not only one country in Korea but also many other countries such as the Philippines. "
<3> Survived the oppression of the military government, 'Oh!
This is the work of the film company 'Jangsagotmae', which was created by film clubs from the university district of the Dreamland . Since the screening of a small theater in 1989, the Roh Tae-woo government has filed for a warrant to seize and search for the film. However, when the warrant was unexpectedly dismissed, it was possible to open it. This is a scene where a protagonist from a militia army teaches young workers in Gwangju area. It says 'May 15' on the blackboard. In night school, a shoe polish student asks. "Democratic is good, but I can't live because of the demo ... because there are no guests ..."
comes." "Crazy guys, I thought if Gongdol would be the boss when it came to democracy, we should just hold people like Park Jung-hee in Korea." Ambassador of the movie in 1989, are there any people who say this in 2020?
, produced in 1991, was instructed to cut 25 minutes of the democratization movement because of the "beauty of the uprising." Director Jeong-Kook Lee (directed 'Letter' in 1997) said in a phone call with SBS, "It was a quarter of the movie. So we asked the National Assembly members a lot of requests. In the end, the deletion part was reduced to about 4 or 5 minutes, but it was also It was an integral part of the film, which opened in March 1991. Later, in 1993, the Kim Young-sam government came in and later reopened by reviving the deleted part, which received the Rookie of the Year Award in 1994 at the Baeksang Arts Awards. It was a time when it took courage to do it. ”
"Even if we die from their bullets and go to the other, our souls will survive forever in the hearts of those who stand on the side of truth and justice. We must keep in mind that this is never a battle for Gwangju alone. When history is sick Someone must take the cross for history so that they can be resurrected to life. "
[Report File] Censored 5 · 18 Movie… Those decisive scenes
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As the 5th and 18th Democratization Movement celebrates its 40th anniversary, screenings for related films are held everywhere. From unopened movies that were banned at the time to foreign documentaries that illuminated May 18th, and commercial films where major scenes were removed due to censorship ... now we can properly get the audience's evaluation.
Source: sbskr