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The [[5.18민주화운동|May 18 Democratic Uprising]] was a historic event in which citizens of Gwangju rose up against the military regime in May 1980 to fight for democracy. This event has served as the historical backdrop for numerous films and dramas, among which several works have received particular attention. | The [[5.18민주화운동|May 18 Democratic Uprising]] was a historic event in which citizens of Gwangju rose up against the military regime in May 1980 to fight for democracy. This event has served as the historical backdrop for numerous films and dramas, among which several works have received particular attention. | ||
| − | The film | + | The film [[화려한_휴가|<i>May 18</i>]] vividly depicts the formation and resistance of the [[시민군|civilian militias]] who fought against the violent suppression carried out by the martial law forces. It stands out as a representative work that brought the tragic reality of the time to public attention. [[택시운전사|<i>A Taxi Driver</i>]] is based on a true story told through the perspective of German journalist [[위르겐 힌츠페터|Jürgen Hinzpeter (1937-2016)]], who entered the blockaded city of Gwangju and reported the truth to the world. The documentary [[김군(영화)|<i>Kim-Gun</i>]] follows the search for the identity of “Kim Gun (Mr. Kim),” a member of the civilian militias, and explores how ordinary citizens became central figures in history. |
| − | Other works such as | + | Other works such as [[26년(영화)|<i>26 Years</i>]], [[꽃잎|<i>A Petal</i>]], [[박하사탕(영화)|<i>A Peppermint Candy</i>]], and [[스카우트(영화)|<i>Scout</i>]], along with dramas like [[오월의_청춘(드라마)|<i>Youth of May</i>]] and [[모래시계(드라마)|<i>Sandglass</i>]], also portray the May 18 Democratic Uprising directly or focus on individuals living in its aftermath. These “May-themed contents” serve as cultural vehicles that carry the historical significance of the May 18 Democratic Uprising into the present. |
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2025년 10월 11일 (토) 16:59 기준 최신판
Stories That Remember May: Films and Dramas Depicting the May 18 Democratic Uprising
Narrative
The May 18 Democratic Uprising was a historic event in which citizens of Gwangju rose up against the military regime in May 1980 to fight for democracy. This event has served as the historical backdrop for numerous films and dramas, among which several works have received particular attention.
The film May 18 vividly depicts the formation and resistance of the civilian militias who fought against the violent suppression carried out by the martial law forces. It stands out as a representative work that brought the tragic reality of the time to public attention. A Taxi Driver is based on a true story told through the perspective of German journalist Jürgen Hinzpeter (1937-2016), who entered the blockaded city of Gwangju and reported the truth to the world. The documentary Kim-Gun follows the search for the identity of “Kim Gun (Mr. Kim),” a member of the civilian militias, and explores how ordinary citizens became central figures in history.
Other works such as 26 Years, A Petal, A Peppermint Candy, and Scout, along with dramas like Youth of May and Sandglass, also portray the May 18 Democratic Uprising directly or focus on individuals living in its aftermath. These “May-themed contents” serve as cultural vehicles that carry the historical significance of the May 18 Democratic Uprising into the present.
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