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Category Archives: Shin Sang-ok
Book Review: North Korean Cinema: A History
This has been a long time coming. It’s coming up to two years that I’ve been intermittently running this site. And before that it was a a good year or two that I was talking about writing “something” about North Korean cinema. … Continue reading
Interview: Johannes Schönherr, North Korea cinema expert
Even a cursory google around the internet on the subject of North Korean cinema will lead you, quite rightly, in the direction of Johannes Schönherr. My first introduction to Schönherr came when I discovered that his memoir “Trashfilm Roadshow” contained within it a chapter … Continue reading
Vice Guide to North Korean Film
I’ve been apprehensive about posting this video for quite some time. Not that I have lofty ideals for this site which I think might be compromised if I posted a link to the acerbic Vice, but more because I feel a little … Continue reading
Posted in Documentary, North Korean Films, Shin Sang-ok, Vice
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Review: Hong Kil Dong
Although not directed by him, or made while he was still resident in the country, Hong Kil Dong (1986) bears all the hallmarks of a Shin Sang-ok production. By that I mean this film, unlike practically every North Korea film … Continue reading
Posted in Hong Kil Dong, Kung Fu, Shin Sang-ok
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Pulgasari: North Korea’s Godzilla
Undoubtedly the most widely distributed North Korean film outside of its own country, Pulgasari is a rare attempt in North Korean cinema to use themes from the “mainstream”. Utilizing the talents of Shin Sang-ok, Pulgasari was used talent from China … Continue reading
Posted in North Korean Films, Pulgasari, Shin Sang-ok
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