DPRK Cinema EXPLAINED | Five North Korean Movies

Cinema has long been used as a tool to spread ideas, send messages, and to entertain the masses; the DPRK is no different. Since its inception, the country has used films as a means to spread revolution, inspire patriotism, and to keep everyday people entertained - from grand revolutionary epics, to small-scale comedy movies. In this video, we&look through 5 movies spanning from 1926-1994, to see how the country has used different themes and various styles over the years. 📽️ Social Media Twitter: @BenWestonDPRK Instagram: @dprkexplained ----------------------- Chapters: 00:00 Intro 02:25 Arirang (1926) 04:55 My Hometown (1949) 10:07 Boy Partisans (1951) 17:17 Order No. 27 (1986) 25:32 Oh Youth! (1994) 31:45 Conclusion ----------------------- #MovieReview