An intimate look at the everyday people of North Korea through the lens of a South Korean.An intimate look at the everyday people of North Korea through the lens of a South Korean.An intimate look at the everyday people of North Korea through the lens of a South Korean.
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- TriviaIn order to make this movie director Sung Hyung Cho had to give back her South-Korean citizenship. It was not only that she was then able to enter North Korea and get a shooting permission there. She could also have gotten problems from the South-Korean side. Traveling to the north is regarded as parricide for a citizen of South Korea and she could have got arrested when reentering South Korea while still owning this passport. Sung Hyung Cho took the German citizenship instead, she lives in Germany since studying there.
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Power to the Democratic Public Of Korea, and All of Koreas People
I'm a communist, I like to know currently stuff intimately. This is a film I waited a very long time to watch with lots of anticipation. I would be lying if I said I didn't cry at least 20 separate times. It's horrendous that Korea broke into two countries. One favoring safety of the people and communism. One favoring freedom and fascism.
It hurts me so much to know how many families are split up even to this day. It pains me how my Korean American friends speak about North Korea. My best friend Gayeon, in 3rd grade someone asked her if she was from North Korea. "do I have bullet wounds all over my body?" Everyone laughed. That happy memory for years now haunts me as a communist adult. "North Korea" isn't an idea to me. It's the people's republic. Every communist ideology has its demons, its famines, its deaths, etc etc.
When you watch this film keep in mind that the director had to change her entire life to make it as a South Korean citizen. Relinquishing her citizenship to even make this film so people might watch it and understand the truth.
All I ask from anyone is to not believe North Korean influencers in America. "We ate mud pies and drank pee and we're all shuffled into camps" I implore anyone who sees this review. Look up Democratic Public of Korea's waterparks, their skating parks, any of those things. North Korea cares for its people and their protection more than any other country.
It hurts me so much to know how many families are split up even to this day. It pains me how my Korean American friends speak about North Korea. My best friend Gayeon, in 3rd grade someone asked her if she was from North Korea. "do I have bullet wounds all over my body?" Everyone laughed. That happy memory for years now haunts me as a communist adult. "North Korea" isn't an idea to me. It's the people's republic. Every communist ideology has its demons, its famines, its deaths, etc etc.
When you watch this film keep in mind that the director had to change her entire life to make it as a South Korean citizen. Relinquishing her citizenship to even make this film so people might watch it and understand the truth.
All I ask from anyone is to not believe North Korean influencers in America. "We ate mud pies and drank pee and we're all shuffled into camps" I implore anyone who sees this review. Look up Democratic Public of Korea's waterparks, their skating parks, any of those things. North Korea cares for its people and their protection more than any other country.
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- May 24, 2024
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