Propaganda
Politics
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1h 35m
This anti-Western film uses a 'fake North Korean' found-footage device to critique American cultural influence. From its unique perspective, it first parodies propaganda stylings, then targets the hypocrisies of the modern Western narrative. Described as a damning indictment of 21st-century culture, it challenges viewers who laugh at "backward" ideologies by questioning who truly holds the moral high ground.
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