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North Korea : the great illusion /

In 2012, after two years of procedures, Michaël Sztanke and Julien Alric eventually obtained a visa for North Korea. They came back from their first trip with official images. They could not observe what was hidden behind the showcase of Pyongyang. In 2014, they once again obtained a visa so they co...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Sztanke, Michaël (Director), Alric, Julien (Director)
Format: Video
Language:English
Korean
Language Notes:In English and Korean with English subtitles.
Published: Paris, France : Doriane Films, 2014.
Subjects:
Koreans.
Refugees > Korea (North)
Refugees > Korea (South)
Korea (North) > Politics and government.
Coréens.
Réfugiés > Corée du Nord.
Réfugiés > Corée du Sud.
Corée du Nord > Politique et gouvernement.
Politics and government.
Refugees.
Korea (North)
Korea (South)
Documentaries and Factual Films
Documentary films.
Feature films.
Documentaires.
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Summary:In 2012, after two years of procedures, Michaël Sztanke and Julien Alric eventually obtained a visa for North Korea. They came back from their first trip with official images. They could not observe what was hidden behind the showcase of Pyongyang. In 2014, they once again obtained a visa so they could finish their movie. This second submersion in the hermit kingdom allowed them to answer the questions left unresolved during their first trip. How do the North Koreans live? What is the true nature of this ubuesque regime? They also travelled to South Korea in order to meet North Korean refugees who miraculously escaped and testified. Seþlectionneþ pour le Prix Albert Londres 2013. Doriane Films - Version française et anglaise - 52mn.
Longtemps en poste en Asie, le journaliste Michaël Sztanke signe un portrait de la Corée du Nord de Kim Jong-un. Contraint par le strict dispositif d'encadrement des autorite´s de Pyongyang, il parvient à imposer, en creux, dans le flot des images officielles, un regard critique. Et laisse filtrer la voix des dissidents réfugiés en Corée du Sud que le re´alisateur a rencontrés. - Télérama Michaël Sztanke a vécu 4 ans à Pékin comme correspondant de RFI (Radio France Internationale) avant de rejoindre le service international à Paris. En 2007, il part s'installer à Hong Kong. De là, il sillonne l'Asie et réalise de nombreux reportages pour Arte, Canal+, France 2, France 24 et M6.
Item Description:Title from resource description page (viewed March 21, 2018).
Physical Description:1 online resource (49 min.)
Playing Time:00:49:27