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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBs8ccGwbz8
amazingly truthful - give it a whirl it will make you think.
amazingly truthful - give it a whirl it will make you think.
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Started it ....8mins so far....bit long....will watch in chunks...looks interesting
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read the comments
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if I was North Korean watching that, I would think we are as mental as we think they are.... I have come to the conclusion that the whole fecking world is mental...
no wrong, no right, just a billions of fruitcakes acting on pure instinct... except me  |
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and perhaps DO WAH..
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http://www.indiewire.com/article/so-what-happens-when-you-make-a-fake-north-korean-propaganda-film
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When the film debuted at the International Documentary Festival of Amsterdam (IDFA), the ruse was lifted. The film was made by a group of New Zealanders; it was written and directed by Slavko Martinov. And, in fact, now the film's crew and a brief history can be found on the film's website.
But the film, with its original descriptions on YouTube, still exists, and clips from it continue to be shared across social media networks. Sometimes commenters know what's up; sometimes, they think the film's really from North Korea. People post parts of the film surprised that the North Koreans have a more searing critique of our own culture than we do. |