Gu Hye-won et al.: Talking About Korean Cinema Again

The era of the Korean film crisis, a new, unquenchable wave! From youth culture in screen video culture to movie music, color, and the waves of East Asia! The 7080th screen culture, which centers around this director, follows the arrow through the video age! Korean films in the 1970s were passing a time of economic depression and industrial stagnation. But as the crisis has always been a new age of power and spirit, so the rise of Lee Ho, Haha, and Kim Ho's son in the 1970s has inspired a change in youth culture and video age. And in the 1980s, Korean Realism movies formed a stream of waves that Corian Newway Bras could not have moved on until 1990. And at the center of this flow was a Lee Ho-ho Director. Feeling the need for a serious study of the director, critics are beginning to examine the changes in Korean films around his work. It's a book that has been built around a character that penetrates the Korean film studio, including his own trajectory, and the Cochrian Newway, and ultimately the network of the East Asian Film Company. The authors Choi and Kim Seungok's role, the youth culture and censorship of the era, captured the low-end landscapes of Korean film history, and we were able to see seven or seven. Korean movies in the '80s. It is hoped that through the video age of this page and through the vast network of Korean films leading to Corian Newway, we can examine the changes in Korean films from 1960 to today.

Korean title: 다시 한국영화를 말하다

Korean author: 구혜원 외

Korean publisher: 미다스북스

ISBN-13: 9791169101325