한국영화사에서 일본인 관련 서술의 동향과 과제―일제강점기를 중심으로

Abstract

In this paper, I explore the description aspect of Japanese in Korean cinema history focusing on the Japanese Colonial Period. The subjects of the analysis are books and papers published from the liberation period(1945~1950) to the present(2010s). Since 1945, the history of cinema was described mainly in nationalism in South Korea, As for the contents of the Japanese, the writer’s memories were reconstructed and related contents were selected. Since the 1980s, the order has been shaken and the controversy surrounding the historical fact has arisen. There was also a crack in the history of Korean cinema. On the other hand, in the post-colonial trend, research on ‘colonial Joseon cinema’ was activated in the field of Korean cinema history in the 2000s. As a result, the proportion of description about Japanese has increased too. In the 2010s, studies on Japanese in the history of Korean cinema in the colonial period are actively being carried out. But there are still research limitations. Therefore, more systematic research and active discussions are needed to solve this problems.