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First published: October 1, 2026 - Last updated: October 1, 2026
TITLE INFORMATION
Author: Sen Ni
Title: Más allá de la memoria nacional
Subtitle: Testimonios multilingües y supervivencia transnacional en 63 Years On
Translation: Beyond National Memory: Multilingual Witnessing and Transnational Comfort Women Survivorship in 63 Years On
Journal: L'Atalante: Revista de estudios cinematográficos (L'Atalante: Journal of Film Studies)
Volume: -
Issue: 42: Cuaderno Memorias transnacionales en el cine asiático (Transnational Memories in Asian Cinema)
Year: July-December 2026
Pages: 122-137
pISSN: 1885-3730 -
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eISSN: 2340-6992 -
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Language: Spanish
Keywords:
Modern History:
20th Century |
Asian History:
Japanese History |
Types:
Forced Prostitution /
"Comfort Women" System
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»This paper examines how 63 Years On (Kim Dong-won, 2008) reconfigures the history of the Japanese military “comfort women” system through a transnational mode of witnessing. Instead of organising testimonies within national boundaries, the film brings women from Korea, China, the Philippines and the Dutch East Indies into a shared cinematic space. Their memories—spoken in different languages yet shaped by similar ruptures of childhood, community and bodily integrity—form a network of resonance that reveals the regional structure of wartime violence. The film achieves this through a network of practices that include a translingual model of testimony, whereby suffering can be articulated across linguistic difference; a bodily semiotics of the women’s facial expressions and gestures, of halting body movements and of restrained weeping that is readable across cultural difference; and finally, a mode of camera ethics that places each woman’s testimony on an equal footing with the others that is maintained through careful staging, measured distancing and a horizontal montage. Each of these practices creates a space of cross-cultural dialogue that is unreadable through any of these methods independently. It is thus argued that 63 Years On not only documents traumatic experiences but proposes a trans-Asian ethics of remembering, where survivorship emerges as a shared historical claim grounded in interconnected experiences of violence and the collective pursuit of justice.«
(Source: L'Atalante)
Contents:
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Introducción (p. 122) |
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Testimonios translingüístico: Cómo el Dolor Viaja a Través de la Lenguas (p. 125) |
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Testimonio Encarnado: Cómo el Documental Hace Visibles los Cuerpos Vulnerables a Través de las Fronteras (p. 127) |
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La Cámara Como Dispositivo Ético Transfronterizo: Cómo el Documental Articula una Ética Transnacional del Testimonio (p. 130) |
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Alianzas Testimoniales y Supervivencia Transasiática: Hacia una Ética Transasiática de la Memoria (p. 132) |
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Notas (p. 135) |
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Referencias (p. 135) |
Wikipedia:
History of Asia:
History of Japan /
Shōwa era |
Film:
Documentary film /
63 Years On |
Prostitution:
Forced prostitution /
Comfort women |
Sex and the law:
Wartime sexual violence /
Sexual violence in World War II |
War:
Pacific War /
Japanese war crimes
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