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학술저널
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노지승 (인천대학교)
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한국문학언어학회 어문론총 어문론총 제62호
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2014.12
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399 - 435 (37page)

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In the early 1980s, as Christians have increased noticeably, the public desire concerning christianity began to emerge culturally. At first, it emerged from the literature. This phenomenon went spread to making films which were based on the literature-essays, novels, biographies, such as Towards The High Place, Bright Road Leading To Heaven, The Invited Ones, I Was the Halleluiah Woman, Come Down to a Lower Place, Children of Darkness, People in the Slum. These films were box-office hits, by virtue of the Christian audience. To the Christian audience, Watching the religious films meant attending a worship by experiencing sacrifice indirectly. Especially, the films such as Towards The High Place, Bright Road Leading To Heaven, The Invited Ones, which took theme of martyrdom as its motif, offered the sacrifice fantasy to the audience. Meanwhile, I Was the Halleluiah Woman, Come Down to a Lower Place were the films dealing with the personal hardships and trials that makes its momentum for the growth or development to realize the presence of God. While the development means church growth in I Was the Halleluiah Woman, the growth means realization of God or reconciliation with father in Come Down to a Lower Place. These films showed how huge craving for power and father compared to God, can be connected with the capitalistic desire. In contrast to those films, Children of Darkness and People in the Slum dealt with the possibilities on the salvation of prostitutes, pimps, gangsters, swindlers. In these films, there were no God’s responses like the development and growth, the capitalistic reward. Therefore, these films criticized Korean main stream churches that regard development and growth, the capitalistic reward as God’d response, through Minjung(民衆) theological imagination.

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