The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is perhaps the least known country in the world today. The country's dynastic leader, Marshal Kim Jong-Un, continues a unique 70-year tradition in which the people are «shielded» from the «corrupting influence» of the outside world. The socialist government controls every source of information, with only a few North Koreans allowed to travel abroad, use the internet or even watch foreign films, music or media contents. Some believe the people are repressed, though they prefer to describe themselves to the outside world as «protected», at least on camera. This unique film offers people a limited window of opportunity to view Korean lifestyle through the prism of the North Korean peoples’ every day life.
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10 Days in North Korea
