The Juche Idea

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueReady for a Marxist-Leninist-musical documentary? The Busby Berkeley of propaganda, Jim Finn, follows a South Korean video artist in North Korea who hopes to revitalize Juche cinema, somewha... Tout lireReady for a Marxist-Leninist-musical documentary? The Busby Berkeley of propaganda, Jim Finn, follows a South Korean video artist in North Korea who hopes to revitalize Juche cinema, somewhat inspired by a true story of a South Korean filmmaker kidnapped in the 70s to make the No... Tout lireReady for a Marxist-Leninist-musical documentary? The Busby Berkeley of propaganda, Jim Finn, follows a South Korean video artist in North Korea who hopes to revitalize Juche cinema, somewhat inspired by a true story of a South Korean filmmaker kidnapped in the 70s to make the North Korean film industry better. In the mod 60s, film-fanatic Kim Jong Il adapted his fath... Tout lire

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3/10

mockumentary? I think.

Basically Juche is the concept from the Dear Leader which details how propaganda films must be structured, for maximum effectiveness and artistic value. He wrote a series of guidelines which remain today. The premise of the film is supposed to be a bunch of commune-types get together to make modern day film using these guidelines.

I just didn't get this one. I did enjoy other films about the DPRK, such as Kimjongilia. Learning about their culture and oppression is fascinating. I recently watched another DPRK Borat-style documentary, Red Chapel, which follows the adventures of a real Dutch film maker and his two handicapped friends that put on a comedy show in Pyongyang. Hard to believe that one really happened, but it did. Red Chapel, while hard to watch at times, at least made more sense. But, this one was hard to follow. Was it a mockumentary? Was it a student film that some senior made at RIT? I am still honestly not sure.