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Essay On Korean Film Industry

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Titanic! Do you have heard this word in your life? You maybe know that it is a famous movie and it is well known with the scene what a couple is catching an atmosphere with a beautiful music on a cruise ship even you totally did not have seen that movie. As we are seeing the power of movie is so mighty to us. Korean film industry has been growing up that we can feel that power in our emotion on screen more and in hollywood. From the first movie ‘Vomting a sense of royalty’, a history of film industry is started. Directly after the independnce from Japan, film industry got first hit with independent movies and especially after the Korean war, movie helped people find things to enjoy in the dilapidated terratory. Over the IMF, distressed industry …show more content…

In the world 3 biggest international film festival, from 2002 to 2012, Korean movies got 4 director awards(1Cannes, 2Venice, 1Berlin), 1 judges award(Old boy), 1 best actress award(Doyeon Jeon), and 1 Golden lion(Pieta)(Gunyong). With great story lines and perfomance Korean movies were recognized in short time(Rose). Also in the view of time, awareness of movie is also one of the reason of rising of Korean film industry. People prefer a expensive, crowded, popcorn smells multiplex theater rather than a cheap, quiet, comfortable house. As a result of the research, Korea is the top 5 country that the rate of domestic film is in boxoffice is high. From 2005 to 2013, it is over 57 percent in average. It shows Korean film industry can overcome the power of foriegn movie industry with domestic capital. Furthur more those who was finding 'blockbuster and well-made movies ' are changed into regarding a standard of art as important because a quality of their life is grown up so that they follow their sensibility instead of an ambition. For example, indie movie 'My Lover, Don 't Cross That River ' earned 25 million dollars only with domestic

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