불교영화 <만다라>, <화엄경>, <봄 여름 가을 겨울 그리고 봄>의 불교성 연구 (Buddhist Propensity of Buddhist Movie Mandala, The Avatamska Sutra (Hwa-eomgyeong), Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 한국영화학회
· 수록지 정보 : 영화연구 / 35호 / 401 ~ 431페이지
· 저자명 : 이효인

초록

This study, "Buddhist Propensity of Buddhist Movie Mandala, The Avatamska Sutra (Hwa-eomgyeong), Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring" is for Korean Buddhist movie which doesn't be produced so much but occupies an important position. There are Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism as Korean traditional spirits. These spirits have an effect on living and thought ways of Koreans until current high scientific civilization period.
It's not possible for me to classify Korean Buddhist movie as one of genre but it has been hot issue whenever producing and paid much attention at international film festival in abroad as a branch of movies which have been producing since liberation. Especially, Mandala by Kwontaek Yim, The Avatamska Sutra (Hwa-eomgyeong) by Sunwoo Jang and Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring by Kiduk Kim, these have attracted public notice. Mandala is a film to pursuit acute criticism against to Buddhism as well as true spirit awakened by designating depraved monk one diligent Buddhist monk. Hwayumkyeong has been adapted from The Avatamska Sutra which is the representative Sutra, it has much importance to social practice and expresses Buddhism spirit which doesn't have any distinctions. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring is a film to represent painful side of life with a side of Buddhism spirit, based on transmigrationism and karma of life.
These films are very good at utilizing important side of Buddhism, appropriated to their theme and subject matter each and commonly violating or transgression of the Buddhist commandments have been regarded as major motives to progress the theme idea and drama. Due to these reasons, it's true that Mandala has a limitation to think Buddhism, focused on transgression of the Buddhist commandments excessively, Hwayumkyeong has a limitation to weaken centered themes and Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring has a limitation to incline to nihilism.
In despite of these minor weak points, Korean Buddhism movies which have been produced since 1980's, show rapid maturity compared to previous movies which handled Buddhism subject or anecdote. Hopefully this study would be used for that Buddhism which have been expressed on these different 3 movies show popular and deep figures.

영어초록

This study, "Buddhist Propensity of Buddhist Movie Mandala, The Avatamska Sutra (Hwa-eomgyeong), Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring" is for Korean Buddhist movie which doesn't be produced so much but occupies an important position. There are Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism as Korean traditional spirits. These spirits have an effect on living and thought ways of Koreans until current high scientific civilization period.
It's not possible for me to classify Korean Buddhist movie as one of genre but it has been hot issue whenever producing and paid much attention at international film festival in abroad as a branch of movies which have been producing since liberation. Especially, Mandala by Kwontaek Yim, The Avatamska Sutra (Hwa-eomgyeong) by Sunwoo Jang and Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring by Kiduk Kim, these have attracted public notice. Mandala is a film to pursuit acute criticism against to Buddhism as well as true spirit awakened by designating depraved monk one diligent Buddhist monk. Hwayumkyeong has been adapted from The Avatamska Sutra which is the representative Sutra, it has much importance to social practice and expresses Buddhism spirit which doesn't have any distinctions. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring is a film to represent painful side of life with a side of Buddhism spirit, based on transmigrationism and karma of life.
These films are very good at utilizing important side of Buddhism, appropriated to their theme and subject matter each and commonly violating or transgression of the Buddhist commandments have been regarded as major motives to progress the theme idea and drama. Due to these reasons, it's true that Mandala has a limitation to think Buddhism, focused on transgression of the Buddhist commandments excessively, Hwayumkyeong has a limitation to weaken centered themes and Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring has a limitation to incline to nihilism.
In despite of these minor weak points, Korean Buddhism movies which have been produced since 1980's, show rapid maturity compared to previous movies which handled Buddhism subject or anecdote. Hopefully this study would be used for that Buddhism which have been expressed on these different 3 movies show popular and deep figures.

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