Kimjongilia.The.Flower.Of.Kim.Jong.II.DVDRip.x264.AC3-MVGroup
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Refugee people...
North Korea is one of the world's most isolated nations. For sixty years, North Koreans have been ruled by a totalitarian regime. A cult of personality
surrounds its two recent leaders: first Kim Il Sung, and now his son, Kim Jong Il. For Kim Jong Il's 46th birthday, a hybrid begonia named Kimjongilia
was created, symbolizing wisdom, love, justice and peace. The film draws its name from this bright red flower and reveals the extraordinary stories
told by survivors of North Korea's vast prison camps, of deadly famine, and of every kind of repression. In a series of devastating interviews with
refugees, director N.C. Helkin traces their torturous paths to freedom, on rickety sailboats and across mountain passes, while exposing the inhuman
conditions they suffered in the nation's concentration camps. Their experiences are interspersed with archival footage of North Korean propaganda
films and original scenes that illuminate the contours of daily life for a people whose every action is monitored, and whose every thought could bring
official retribution. Along with the survivors' stories, "Kimjongilia" examines the mass illusion possible under totalitarianism and the human rights
abuses required to maintain that illusion.
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