산리즈카에 살다: 나리타 이야기
The Wages of Resistance: Narita Stories

다이시마 하루히코, 오츠 코시로 Daishima Haruhiko, Otsu Koshiro
  • Japan
  • 2014
  • 140min
  • DCP
  • Color/B&W
비경쟁부문다큐초이스

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1966년 나리타 공항 건설에 반대했던 산리즈카 주민들의 투쟁은 전국적인 지원 속에서 일정 정도 승리했고, 산리즈카는 격렬했던 정치적 투쟁의 상징처럼 되었다. 45년이 지난 후, 다시 찾은 산리즈카엔 몇몇의 주민만이 남아 비행기 소리 속에서 농사를 짓고 있고, 땅을 버리고 떠나야 했던 많은 이들은 눈물로 아쉬움을 이야기한다. 뜨거운 투쟁과 아름다운 전원 풍경이 공존하던 과거와 머리 위 제트 엔진소리가 쉬지 않고 들리는 현재의 모습이 대조적이다.

감독

  • 다이시마 하루히코
    Daishima Haruhiko
    Regarding the Lives of Others: Tsuchimoto Noriaki and Otsu Koshiro (2010)
    Outsider Art in Japan (2008)
  • 오츠 코시로
    Otsu Koshiro
    Butoh Dancer Kazuo Ohno (2005)

리뷰

The 7-part series by Ogawa Shinsuke dealing with the Sanrizuka struggle from the sixties to the seventies is already part of history. Otsu Koshiro, the cinematographer for Summer in Narita, the first of the series, who was arrested at one time for obstruction of justice, returned to Sanrizuka after 45 years to shoot this film which shows what is going on in Sanrizuka today that cannot yet be categorized as part of ‘history’ past.

The reason the Sanrizuka struggle cannot be a past event is that those who died fighting live on in others today. The Korean title Live in Sanrizuka is taken from the letter left by Sannomiya Humio, the leader of the youth group before he killed himself in October, 1971, in which he asked for people to keep living in Sanrizuka. One of the members of the group still lives in Sanrizuka because of this letter and continues to protest against the airport. He said that “my body became like that”, and so is the case where what makes them continue a 50-year-old fight is by ‘strong will’. Just as grandmother Oki Yone said in the declaration of war, “My body is like my body but it’s not my body”, ‘the body formed together” during the struggle continues to live quietly, breathing and resisting beyond the death of the individual.
The Sanrizuka struggle is not history from 50 years ago but a fight with 50 years of history. During those 50 years, there have been many fights and many deaths in Korea also. Events that we already consider as ‘past history’ may still be ongoing in certain places. I hope that watching this film will make us think a little differently about the way we view ‘history’.

Credits

  • Director  Daishima Haruhiko, Otsu Koshiro
  • Producer, Editor  Daishima Haruhiko
  • Cinematographer  Otsu Koshiro
  • Music  Otomo Yoshihide
  • Sound  Takizawa Osamu

Distribution / World Sales

  • Contribution / World Sales  Fujioka asako​​
  • E-mail  naritaresistance@gmail.com
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