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6 Forgetting to Remember, Remembering to Forget

The Politics of Memory and Modernity in the Fractured Films of Lee Chang-dongm and Hong Sang-soo
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© 2007 State University of New York

© 2007 State University of New York

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Illustrations ix
  4. Acknowledgments xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Industry Trends and Popular Genres
  7. Korean Cinema after Liberation 15
  8. Christmas in August and Korean Melodrama 37
  9. Storming the Big Screen 55
  10. Timeless, Bottomless Bad Movies 73
  11. Directing New Korean Cinema
  12. Scream and Scream Again 99
  13. Forgetting to Remember, Remembering to Forget 115
  14. Reflexivity and Identity Crisis in Park Chul-soo’s Farewell, My Darling 141
  15. Nowhere to Hide 157
  16. Closing The Circle 175
  17. Narratives of the National
  18. Waiting to Exhale 191
  19. Crossing the Border to the “Other” Side 219
  20. Race, Gender, and Postcolonial Identity in Kim Ki-duk’s Address Unknown 243
  21. Transgressing Boundaries 265
  22. Taking the Plunge 283
  23. Contributors 299
  24. Index 303
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780791479339-009

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Illustrations ix
  4. Acknowledgments xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Industry Trends and Popular Genres
  7. Korean Cinema after Liberation 15
  8. Christmas in August and Korean Melodrama 37
  9. Storming the Big Screen 55
  10. Timeless, Bottomless Bad Movies 73
  11. Directing New Korean Cinema
  12. Scream and Scream Again 99
  13. Forgetting to Remember, Remembering to Forget 115
  14. Reflexivity and Identity Crisis in Park Chul-soo’s Farewell, My Darling 141
  15. Nowhere to Hide 157
  16. Closing The Circle 175
  17. Narratives of the National
  18. Waiting to Exhale 191
  19. Crossing the Border to the “Other” Side 219
  20. Race, Gender, and Postcolonial Identity in Kim Ki-duk’s Address Unknown 243
  21. Transgressing Boundaries 265
  22. Taking the Plunge 283
  23. Contributors 299
  24. Index 303
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