Reflection of `Guilty by suspicion` (영화 `비공개`)

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Reflection of `Guilty by suspicion`
Comparing to Korea case
영화 '비공개' 감상문 (영문)

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Do you know `Lee Seungbok`?
He was a child whose story was a kind of legend from about 1960`s to 1980`s in South Korea. Some spies from North Korea made an invasion upon his house and killed his mother, younger sister and younger brother. And the spies killed him tearing his mouse with a knife because he said " I hate the communist party." This story was spread over South Korea like a legend. At the time, South Korea government took an anticommunist line and infused strong anticommunistic ideas into people. Seungbok`s story was a good excuse to persuade people to make them hate communist party. So government informed people of Seungbok`s story through the mass media.

In this movie, David Merill, movie director in Hollywood, was suspected as a communist member because he attended a communist meeting just two or three times. FBI followed him and he lost job in Hollywood because of that. Though he moved to New York, he couldn`t get a job in that situation, so repaired some equipment. Actually, FBI didn`t think he was a real communist party member. What FBI wanted to get from him was information who a real communist party member was

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