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The Propaganda Game ()


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Granted controlled access by national officials, filmmaker Álvaro Longoria tours North Korea to contrast his findings to the typical Western depiction of the nation.

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Álvaro Longoria ...
Self - Filmmaker
Simon Cockerell ...
Self - Koryo Tours Manager
Kang Hyoin Gyu ...
Self - Officer, Committe for Cultural Relations DPRK
Barbara Demick ...
Self - Writer & Specialist in North Korea
Kim Yu Song ...
Self - Guide, Munsu Water Park
Michael Kirby ...
Self - Chair, UN Commission of Inquiry on North Korea
Rajiv Narayam ...
Self - Former East Asia Researcher, Amnesty International
Han Il ...
Self - Korean People's Army (as Colonel Han Il)
Andrei Lankov ...
Self - Specialist in North Korea
Ahm Myeong Chul ...
Self - North Korean Defector
Alejandro Cao de Benos de Les y Pérez ...
Self - Special Delegate Foreign Relations, DPRK (as Alejandro Cao de Benos)
Yun So Hyon ...
Self - Officer, Committee for Cultural Relations, DPRK
Kim Ji Hye ...
Self - Guide, Juche Tower
Kim Chang Gyong ...
Self - Officer North Korean Association of Social Scientists
Xiaohe Cheng ...
Self - Associate Professor, International Studies
Rafael Poch-de-Feliu ...
Self - International Correspondent, La Vanguardia
Rafael Cao de Benos ...
Self - Alejandro's Father
Elvira Perez ...
Self - Alejandro's Mother
Jo Chol Ryong ...
Self - Vice Director Europe Department, Committee for Cultural Relations
Suzanne Scholte ...
Self - Vice Co-Chair, U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea
Georgina Higueras ...
Self - Asia Pacific Correspondent, El Pais
Gavin Bryan John ...
Self - Canadian Photographer (as Gavin John)
Jaime Florcruz ...
Self - Bureau Chief CNN Beijing (as Jaime Flor Cruz)
Yeonmi Park ...
Self - North Korean Defector (archiveFootage)
Kim Kang Chol ...
Self - Dean, Department of Foreign Languages DPRK
Esteban Beltran ...
Self - Amnesty International
Dong-Hyuk Shin ...
Self (as Shin Dong-Hyuk)
Kim Chol Ung ...
Self - President Zangchung Church
Xu Dingbo ...
Self - Professor of Accounting
Jong Myong Chol ...
Self - Secretary Taekam Coop. Farm
He Quing ...
Self - Economics Professor, People's University of China
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Self (archiveFootage)
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Self - North Korean Leader (archiveFootage)
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Self (archiveFootage) (as Kim Jong-Un)
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Self - Executive Director, Human Rights Watch (archiveFootage)
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Self (archiveFootage)
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Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)

Directed by

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Álvaro Longoria

Written by

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Álvaro Longoria ... ()

Produced by

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David Atlan Jackson ... associate producer (as David Atlan-Jackson)
Ana Castañosa ... associate producer
Tanja Georgieva ... co-producer
Marta Gila ... associate producer / line producer
Alexandra Lebret ... co-producer
Álvaro Longoria ... producer
Joel Thibout ... associate producer
Fernando Velázquez ... associate producer

Music by

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Fernando Velázquez

Cinematography by

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Diego Dussuel ... director of photography
Rita Noriega ... director of photography

Editing by

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Victoria Lammers
Alex Márquez ... (as Alex Marquez)

Editorial Department

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Diego Arévalo ... assistant editor (as Diego Arevalo)
Celia Cuéllar ... assistant editor
Noémie Dulau ... post-production coordinator
Paulino Fernández Ibáñez ... Digital intermediate colorist
Victoria Lammers ... assistant editor

Production Management

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Elena Alcolea ... post-production supervisor
Eladio Fernández ... Post-Production Supervisor / post-production supervisor
Marta Gila ... production manager
Jubin Pierre-Alain ... production manager: Paris unit

Sound Department

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Carlos Schmukler ... sound mixer / supervising sound editor

Camera and Electrical Department

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Jeremy Guetta ... camera operator: Paris unit
Suan Seol ... camera operator: Seoul unit
Luke Smith ... assistant camera: Sydney unit
Ruth Somalo ... director of photography: US unit
Tim Stockton ... director of photography: Sydney unit

Music Department

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Roberto Eugenio Gonzalez ... music consultant
Johannes Vogel ... score composed by

Additional Crew

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Naima Abed ... international sales
Resana Aleksi ... controlling
David Alfaras ... sales manager
Jon Andión ... business & legal
Andrea Barrionuevo ... production assistant
Pilar Benito ... ceo
Consol Berbel ... sales
Laura Capsir ... sales
Rafa Celda ... graphic design
Sata Cissokho ... international sales
Mario Cortijo ... production trainee: Moreno Films
Bruce Cowley ... creative head: documentary channel
Mathieu Delaunay ... international sales
Patricia Echevarría ... marketing director
Cristóbal García ... legal and business affairs
José Luis García ... accountant
Emilie Georges ... international sales
Marta Gila ... production coordinator
Concha Gómez ... general services
Joachim Hecker ... international sales
Ania Jones ... administration
Nicholas Kaiser ... international sales
Alex Lafuente ... acquisition and tv sales
Sylvain Lagrillère ... international sales
Alejandro Largo Hurtado ... production trainee: Moreno Films
Tanja Meissner ... international sales
Hoa Melgar ... graphic design
Belén Miranda ... accountant
Berta Moreno Escobar ... production assistant (as Berta Moreno) / production assistant
Lara P. Camiña ... communication and marketing
Daniel Rubio ... finance director
David Sueiro ... graphic design
Kiara Walker ... clearance legal assistant

Thanks

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Carmen Alcantera ... thanks
Niagale Bagayoko-Penone ... thanks
Rafael Celda ... thanks
Ricardo Fernandez-Deu ... thanks
Francisco Fernandez-Lognoria ... thanks
Fernando Franco ... thanks
Rafa Galobart ... thanks
Carlos Hildalgo ... thanks
Dorota Lech ... thanks
José Luis López-Linares ... thanks
Luisa Materassi ... thanks
Yago Muñiz ... thanks
Gerardo Olivares ... thanks
Ariadna Relea ... thanks
Salvatore Sagues ... thanks
Bert Schader ... thanks
Bec Smith ... thanks
Zhiwei Wang ... thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

North Korea, formerly known as the hermit kingdom, is perhaps the largest source of instability as regards world peace. Its border is one of the most militarized in the world. The lack of impartial information, both inside and coming out of the country, is the perfect setting for a propaganda war, which will be analyzed in the film through numerous examples of the surprising way in which information is manipulated, in and about North Korea. Alejandro Cao de Benos, the sole foreigner who works for the DPRK Government, and many locals will show us their vision of the reality in North Korea. The other side of the story will be reflected through interviews to South Korean citizens, human rights advocates, diplomats, propaganda experts, etc.

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Also Known As
  • Το παιχνίδι της προπαγάνδας (Greece)
  • Игры пропаганды (Russia)
  • The Korean Dream
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  • 98 min
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