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The History of North Korean Cinema from1948 to the Present Day |
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– My Village, the first film from the new country arising from the division of Korea by occupying American and Russian forces, is released. [MORE] [ADD] |
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Films of Note |
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– Future State leader Kim Jong Il’s book, On the Art of Cinema, is published. All North Korean films are made in accordance with this book. [MORE] [ADD} |
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North Korea 1973: Other Films of Note |
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– State leader Kim Jong Il orchestrates the kidnapping of South Korean director Shin Sang-Ok in an attempt to develop the North Korean film industry. [MORE] [ADD] |
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The Emissary Who Didn’t Return (Ch’oe Un-Hui) [MORE] [ADD] |
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