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Children of the Secret State: North Korea
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Media Type:Videocassette
DVD
Release Date:2003
Audience:Higher Education
High School
Running Time:46 min.
Physical Description:1 videocassette (47 min.): col.; 1/2" or DVD
Language:English
Author:Films for the Humanities & Sciences
A production of Discovery Channel University Produced and directed by Carla Garapedian
Resource Library Number:EAKDVD 46
Subject:Anthropology and Sociology
Economics and Business
Politics and Government
Subheading:Children and Youth
Communism
Economic Conditions
International Relations
Region:East Asia
Country:North Korea



Abstract:

This revealing documentary contains clandestine video footage shot at great personal risk by a North Korean known as Ahn Chol and by journalists posing as tourists. Through interviews with street children, refugees, and former prisoners, this program explores the plight of youth in the last remaining Stalinist dictatorship and perhaps the most secretive state on the planet. From Pyongyang, to the China/North Korea border, to South Korea, to the infamous prison camps, the cameras expose the truth behind the wall of secrecy that hides a record of 3 million reported starvation deaths in the last decade and hundreds of thousands of children with nowhere to call home. Some content may be objectionable. 




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