폭력의 시대에 맞서는 가족 - 영화 <꼬방동네 사람들>(1982)과 <그 해 겨울은 따뜻했네>(1984)에서 가족의 재현 양상을 중심으로 -

Abstract

This article analyzes the movies <People in the slum>(1982) and <The Winter Of The Year Was Warm>(1984). It focuses on the problem of 'forgiveness' and 'reconciliation', which are emerging as important devices of narrative. 'Forgiveness' and 'Reconciliation' is that reveals the violent governance of the Chun Doo-Hwan regime projected in movies as popular culture in the early 1980s. To clarify this, this article is compared with the original novel, <People in the slum> and <The Winter Of The Year Was Warm> were based on the 'family narrative'. In this process, the realistic sense of resistance of the poor and the war experience of the divided nations, as shown in the novel changed A man whose historical problems have been considerably diluted and instead acquired economic sovereignty within the family narrative. It can be seen that the power of the patriarchal reinforcement and the logic of the class that acquired the capital work greatly. This is revealed through the narrative development of 'harm' and 'damage' in the transformation of the family narrative, Reconciliation and forgiveness within the rescue are unilaterally requested and accepted by the victim woman or the poor family. It appears in the aspect of becoming, Such hasty forgiveness and reconciliation were the rule that ruled society in the early 1980s. Concealing the absurdity brought about by the forced request of economic growth and development logic hidden behind the violent governance, It is seen as a future-oriented opening the future, but in reality it overlooks and conceals the problems of the people and reality. It is problematic in that it shows violence that has become invisible.