North Korea as the "Axis of Evil" (North Korean movieclip)
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From the movie: The Country
From the movie: The Country I Saw, Part 2 (2008) 내가 본 나라 2부
"Aiko Kayama, a professor of international politics at Tokyo University discusses the political tensions between North Korea and the United States with montage sequences comprised of stock footage from international media, the Korean War, and the war in Iraq. Just as Kim Jong Il has inherited his father's mantle, Aiko inherits her father's view that Pyongyang is the center of world history. While the film narrates the injustice of Japanese imperialism, its rhetoric of world history and subjective humanism is reminiscent of the Japanese empire. The inclusion of international media in a feature film that plays on television suggests North Koreans' growing access to such media sources." - Travis Workman
The Country I Saw Part 1 (English)
The Country I Saw - Part 1 (North Korea)
The Country I Saw Part 2 (Korean)
내가 본 나라 제2부
The Country I Saw Part 3 (Korean)
내가 본 나라 제3부
The Country I Saw Part 4 (Korean)
Video
The Country I Saw Part 5 (Korean)
Video
Read about the sequels, "The Country I Saw," or "How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love North Korea's Bomb (Almost)":
http://38north.org/2012/08/jlewis083012/
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_o...
More:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Ko...
"Aiko Kayama, a professor of international politics at Tokyo University discusses the political tensions between North Korea and the United States with montage sequences comprised of stock footage from international media, the Korean War, and the war in Iraq. Just as Kim Jong Il has inherited his father's mantle, Aiko inherits her father's view that Pyongyang is the center of world history. While the film narrates the injustice of Japanese imperialism, its rhetoric of world history and subjective humanism is reminiscent of the Japanese empire. The inclusion of international media in a feature film that plays on television suggests North Koreans' growing access to such media sources." - Travis Workman
The Country I Saw Part 1 (English)
The Country I Saw - Part 1 (North Korea)
The Country I Saw Part 2 (Korean)
내가 본 나라 제2부
The Country I Saw Part 3 (Korean)
내가 본 나라 제3부
The Country I Saw Part 4 (Korean)
Video
The Country I Saw Part 5 (Korean)
Video
Read about the sequels, "The Country I Saw," or "How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love North Korea's Bomb (Almost)":
http://38north.org/2012/08/jlewis083012/
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_o...
More:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Ko...
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