중국 6세대 이후 청년 감독 리루이준(李睿珺)의 영화 예술적 특징에 대한 연구

Abstract

Li Ruijun is a young director who emerged after the 6th Generation of Chinese directors. With his unique artistic expression style, he stands out among many commercial films and mainstream film directors and has received a lot of attention. In his films, through visual storytelling and realistic methods, he tells the shock that marginalized people get when they face new and old ideas and changes in the social system. Also, Li Ruijun’s films demonstrate a combination of objective perspective, narrative mode, and narrative symbol which shows his concern about the individual’s destiny and humanistic care. Furthermore, he takes land as the center and explores the relationship between man and nature, land and life. His works reveal his values and view of life as well as the social significance conveyed by the film. Through observing the creative styles of directors in the past 1-6 generations, this study analyzes the creative styles of Chinese film art in different periods. Based on the analysis results, this paper makes a comparative analysis of directors of the sixth generation and beyond, explores River Road, Fly With The Crane, Walking Past the Future, and Return to Dust, four films of Li Ruijun, a new generation director who not only has the sixth generation characteristics but also has obvious personal characteristics. It analyzes the artistic features and forms of expression of director Li Ruijun’s works from five aspects: realism, narrative symbols, regional characteristics, nationality, marginalized people around society, and the thinking of the current social situation.