There are many realistic movies in Korea. What impact have these movies had on reality?

Korean realistic films have been greatly sought after in China recently. Personally, it is really heartbreaking and sad to see it. However, because there are too many movies on this subject, I won't give examples here. The following are the influences of some realistic films on Korean society.

The first one: Li Taiyuan's murder case.

This film tells the story of 1997. After college student Zhao Zongbi was brutally killed in the toilet of a fast food restaurant in itaewon, the police caught the biggest suspects at that time, Korean-American Pearson and Korean-American Alex. However, both of them denied the crime and were finally released. After the film was broadcast, Korean society was in an uproar and a large number of people petitioned. Finally, the case was allowed to be retried and the two suspects were sent back to South Korea.

The second one: Su Yuan

I won't talk about the specific content of this film. After all, it was a tragic incident of a little girl. After the film was broadcast, it caused an uproar among Korean people, especially families with daughters. Many rallies and demonstrations forced Lee Myung-bak, then president of South Korea, to apologize to the people of the whole country, and quickly revised the laws and regulations on rape, especially rape of young girls, and raised the sentencing standards for child sexual assault. In 20 12, South Korea introduced chemical castration because of the promotion of this case.

The third: the memory of murder and the voice of that person.

The reason why the two films are put together is that although the two films are about a serial murder case and a child abduction case, the problem reflected is that the criminal has exceeded the time limit for public prosecution, that is, the time limit for appeal and does not prosecute. There are many movies with this theme, which have aroused great concern and appeal from the Korean people. Of course, South Korea has not changed this.

Fourth: the furnace

This film mainly tells the story of sexual violence in schools, as well as the shady stories of teachers and human rights activists with conscience. This film has caused great repercussions in South Korea and even in China. On 20 1 1 year, the South Korean National Assembly finally passed the Partial Amendment to the Special Law on Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes, also known as the Furnace Law. This is also the only film that allows South Korea to legislate directly.

Finally, I personally don't advise you to watch so many realistic movies, because they are too dark and full of negative energy, but there is no denying that these movies are really good works.