I love to watch movies, but I don! t think I belong to those who watch movies just for fun. These days, many people find theatre just to kill their time and expect the movie to excite their peripheral senses only. Along with that, movie industry! s only concern is, for most of the time, to satisfy fun-oriented appetite of audience. However, I believe movie is movie when it penetrates deep into audience! s heart and leaves some message in it rather than just giving momentary amusement. One of the movies that touched my heart is! (R) My Heart! produced by Bae Chang Ho.
! (R) My Heart! not only conveyed valuable message in it but also corrected my prejudice and aroused my interest on Korean movies. The movie! (R) My heart! portraits the life of Korean women in 19! s through Soon-ni, the main character of the story. Like other Korean women in that period of time, Soon-ni suffers from burdensome works at household, pressure from parents-in-law, and even witnesses her husband betraying her and loving another woman. Also, she is kicked out of the house so makes living alone, and when she meets someone who really cares about her she loses him shortly by an accident. Everything she has to face is too harsh and painful, and her life is full of loneliness, misfortune, and distress. However, throughout the whole story it is never seen that Soon-ni complains or blames others.
And she never deviates from the way she is supposed to be. Here, the producer Bae Chang Ho very precisely portrays the greatness and the beauty of Korean woman. Soon-ni is the victim of man-centered society of Korea, and she doesn! t deserve what she has suffered from. She might have been allured to wicked ways, and even if she follows unrighteous ways, there will be no one to blame her. However, Soon-ni doesn! t compromise herself to anything, and moreover accepts what happens to her as it is.
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She is internally strong and righteous that nothing can ever break her down. Also, she is never stingy at giving her love to others when she has got nothing good from anyone. Where does that come from? That comes from Korean woman! s heart. How can that happen? That is the essence of Korean woman.
There will be no other way to explain it, and that is why I appreciate! (R) My Heart! because it makes me to see the entity of Korean woman correctly without any difficulty. The message it conveys is much more persuasive and stronger than thousand proclaims of woman! s right these days, and it makes me as a man to repent of wrong tradition of my grandfather! s generation. I personally think it is not an easy task at all to deal with inequality of woman in Korea because it is a very sensitive issue to talk about. However, Bae Chang Ho makes a necessary approach without causing contend.
It makes this film much more outstanding. The movie! (R) My Heart! starts with the view of an old woman sitting on the ground waiting for someone. Who is she waiting for? The story reveals that it is her son that she is waiting for. Then why does she have to wait outside if she doesn! t even know when he will arrive? That is because it! s her son that she is waiting for. Will she do just the same thing every weekend? Definitely! For those who don! t know Korean mother! s way of loving it might seem a little weird and even unnecessary. But I assume that every single Korean man understands why the mother does that.
When the mother and the son have dinner together, the mother gets chicken soup for her son and says she would have chicken-neck instead of drumsticks. Everyone knows drumstick is a better part to have, but the mother oddly insists to have chicken-neck. If anyone noticed this was the way of expressing mother! s love toward the son, he or she could have not helped the tears dropping from his or her eyes like I have. Korean mothers give complete sacrifice for their son and daughter without expecting anything.
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They embrace with love and care their son and daughter in their arms. ! (R) My Heart! reconfirms us Korean mother! s unconditional love in a very natural but truthful manner. If we pay more attention, it is noticed that the mother and the son don! t even share the same blood. Soon-ni is not a biological mother of the son, Doli, but Soon-ni never thinks of Doli as someone else, not even a moment! Is any more explanation necessary? I believe it can be truly called an unconditional love of Korean mother.
While I was watching the movie, I could not help thinking about my mother because Soon-ni was just like my mother. When I was a little kid, my mother peeled an apple and gave me a slice of it while she was eating the leftover. So I asked her why she doesn! t get a slice like I have. And she said she preferred the center part.
Now I know that was the love. Even if it was a lie, it is not unpleasant at all because I can confirm that I am a loved one. I am proud of my mother and will love her forever. The story of! (R) My Heart! is just trivial and the plot is very simple, but the lesson it gives to us is not trivial or simple at all.
Rather, it is profound that it makes us to see what we could not see and realize that true beauty is not something far away from us. It is right in our heart.
