2000년대 한국영화 제작사의 삶 －헤게모니의 문제에서 생존의 문제로－ = The Controlled Lives of the Korean Film Productions in the First Decade of the New Millennium －From the Matter of Hegemony to the Matter of Survival－

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

For a decade after the new Millenium, the Korean cinema industry was completely reorganized by three major film investment&distribution companies, CJ Entertainment, Showbox Mediaplex, Lotte Entertainment and their cinema chains, which newly emerged in the late 1990s. The results of the major reorganization were not locale, but global enough to give the brand name of Hallyu(韓流) to Korean cinema. Also, by investing mainly on Korea blockbusters and dominating the screen through their multiplexes, they redefined the traditional concept of cinema as a cultural commodity within Korea before the Millenium into a perfectly capitalistic one, consumer goods. Throughout such changes, the three majors became to put under their control the major production companies, which had led the Korean film industry since the 1990s. This paper will attempt to show these fundamental transformations in its all sectors, focusing on the decline of the major productions.