The government imposed severe restrictions on creative industries, yet the rising domestic demand for films during the Golden Age facilitated significant growth in Korea's cinema.
Despite the censorship challenges in the 70s, the 90s brought a resurgence in Korean cinema as directors like Park Chan-wook led the New Wave movement.
The BFI's Echoes in Time season showcases the evolution of Korean cinema by highlighting both the Golden Age and the subsequent innovative New Wave films.
Yu Hyun-mok's works, such as his realist drama, encapsulate the depth and emotion of Korean cinema's Golden Age, influencing future modern classics.
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