1960년대 후반기 한국 패러디 영화의 스토리텔링 분석

A Study on Storytelling of Korean Parody Films in the late 1960's: Centering on Salsali, You Didn't Know and Outlaw on a Donkey

Because parody is an effective means, a lot of critics have been concerned about parody but set various value on that. In the late 1960's Korean film, Salsali, You Didn't Know(Salali Molatji) and Outlaw on a Donkey(Dangnagwi Mubeopja) are the movies that contain ambiguous conception of repetition and difference, imitation and creation. Salsali, You Didn't Know follows the narrative formula of typical spy and action movies in 007 series. Detailed difference in two films and ironies of the former reveal imperialism of the latter and anti-Communist ideology. Because of quotation from popular movies and direct parody device, audience actively participate in the movie. Outlaw on a Donkey follows formulas of character in Outlaw trilogy and plot and theme in Shane. Detailed difference in two films and ironies of the former reveal unreality in Outlaw trilogy and plot and theme in Shane and serious real contradiction. Because of quotation from famous movies and direct parody device, there are active interactions between parody text and audience. Parody practice in the late 1960's shows sight of admiration and criticism about foreign films, and imitation, a critical situation and romaticism esthetics of Korean films.