“Director’s Illocutionary Act” And Filmic Creation

——Take Joon-ik Lee’s “The Throne” As A Case Study

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10.2991/978-2-38476-291-0_76How to use a DOI?

Keywords

film auteur; director’s ideas; the director’s illocutionary act; film aesthetics; film narrative; Joon-ik Lee’s “The Throne”

Abstract

The “Director’s illocutionary act” refers to the emotion, purpose, and “intention” conveyed by the film. From the perspective of filmic creation, the auteurs theory emphasizes the director’s dominant position; the movie’s motif and theme formed by the “director’s illocutionary act”; the “illocutionary act” also is the driving force for the audiences to have different “filmic emotion”. In film criticism, the complete film text (stories narrative methods, audio-visual language design) should be analyzed to reveal the director’s “illocutionary act”, namely the film’s “connotation”. “The director’s illocutionary act” of Joon-ik Lee is to criticize the Korean feudal system, rather than “Confucian etiquette” or personal character, which triggered the audience’s reflective emotion and thinking.

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