A Day inside North Korea [CC] 2004
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2022
- Daily life in North Korea through the eyes of one family. Documentary produced by the North Korean Ministry of Culture, portraying a day in the life of a DPRK family
Filmmaker Pieter Fleury filmed daily life in North Korea. He deliberately did so under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Precisely the absence of images of poverty, penal colonies and comment intensify the viewer's discomfort about the closed country where indoctrination, control and self-criticism are rife. Everywhere, on the street, in factories, at school, in the subway and even in private homes, leader Kim Jong II is glorified through creaking loudspeakers. Fleury followed the members of one family, who unravel the leitmotif of the film. In the early morning, young Hong Sun Hui takes her little daughter to kindergarten. The sun has not even appeared on the horizon yet. Their cheerful song along the way deals with monstrous Americans. Hong continues to her job in a textile factory. The assignment for the day is to produce 150 coats. All mistakes are registered and in a meeting, everybody expresses his or her self-criticism. In the yard, the obligatory gymnastics are performed. The only ray of hope in this unsubstantial and austere life is the son's English classes. Through these lessons, the outside world permeates a little bit, although nobody in the classroom can explain what the word “Internet” means.
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Thank you kindly for sharing this documentary. Fascinating and yet sad in a way to see the lives of these beautiful people. Regardless of what people think of North Korea, may prosperity and help can reach these people, inside and outside Pyongyang.
it feels like they're living in a different planet or dimension
이 시기에 한국에선 아파트에 연탄불 지피고 있었음.
@@villagecat5539 2004년예? 도시가스 첫공급이 1970년이다. 90년대에 북에선 탄으로 국수 만들었다 속이 막혀 죽었다지.
watching this puts me into the uncanny valley, its so close to normal but something is just... off
Agree.
Years of negative propaganda about North Korea will do that.
because it was directed by the party, it's not documentary or live action but an act like a movie with actors
Because you watch this with prejudices.
@@Dregomz02 They controlled what he could film, but I don’t think the North Korean government put this film out. The thing is, you can argue the whole country is like a movie with actors. The documentary’s not untruthful. This sort of mandatory praise and indoctrination is what North Koreans do on a daily basis.
Don't be misleaded. These people are few ellite group in pyonyang, capital city. Person who made this movie could not go other area outside pyonyang.
There is a North Korea documentary on RUclips that shows people from the countryside and they seem to live well too. The documentary was made by a South Korean
@@ninisky2706Can you send me link please
They cannot go, and more important, they don't want to go.
이런 환자는 어딜 가나 많이 있습니다.
I was surprised how engaging this was, very expertly made film. Interesting how it's by the North Korean Ministry of Culture but not just blind propaganda, showing a more 'neutral' perspective of life in the country. Even if it is not totally accurate.
Oh... so it's by the DPRK Ministry of Culture... but NOT propaganda. Got it. (Say, ever see that photo of North Korea at night, taken from the ISS?)
@@egbertmcfliesterheimer7133 Who are you replying to? Doesn't sound like you're replying to the OP.
40:25 - come on let's watch the test pattern together - let me just adjust this for the best reception
notice how know one will acknowledge the camera in fear
Notice how you just made that up
The people in this video seem like everyday regular folks living in an absolute dictatorship. No fear of crime but it comes at the cost one’s freedom. To them it’s the little things that matter because it’s all they have. The school teacher seemed so sweet,God bless them all.
I am surprised to see they use Singer sewing machines at 14:52. Isn't Singer an American brand?
the girl also wears a hello kitty backpack which is japanese so i think they still use other brands from other countries
A lot of products in North Korea are acquired through black or grey market deals so you can see foreign products occasionally. Few North Koreans own cars but if you pay attention to the few cars on the roads there a good portion of them are from Japan
it is the war trophy 😂
They could've gotten them specifically for the film, if you watch the vice north korea documentary some students were using google but the funny part was their screens were stuck on the google search and they were doing nothing, its just a plot to try and trick the world into thinking that they're actually a normal country with access to western goods and whatnot...this is staged notice how you'll only find clips of pyongyang
I remember from another documentary that many foreign items are imported to North Korea like Singer or Sony but the people aren't informed where they came from.
Can you make a clip about Vietnam in the 1980s and 90s?
como são miseráveis os norte coreanos , tenho uma dó deles por viverem a vida toda passando por lavagem cerebral , creio que alguem do governo vai ler o que eu escrevi ... sou muito sensitiva e senti as dores do aprisionamento em todo o vídeo! Espero que algum dia a sociedade realmente evolua para algo melhor e que o povo da coreia do norte possam viver a sua vida com mais liberdade em um mundo digno ! Qualquer refugiado que precisar pode contar comigo!
no Brasil que é bom, né?
Can someone please tell me what the Internet is?
It has been 20 years since this documentary has been made. A follow up documentary set under kim jong un regime would be interesting to be made.
That is bad enough and the film was produced by the North Korean Ministry of Culture. Imagine what it would look like if someone made an independent film. North Korea is a replica of Stalin's USSR, stuck in time.
"North Korea: A day in the life (2004)", one of the best documentaries on the country, it has been 20 years since its release.
For people asking if it's real, most likely what its show it's scripted for the most part. This documentary was made by a Dutch team who wanted to cover a family in NK, for obvious reasons they were forced to work with DPRK's Ministry of Culture, which most likely established a script and filming locations.
In 2015, a Russian team also wanted to do the same thing in the film "Under the Sun" and it's know they were forced to accept a script. In this documentary they decide to trick their minders and record everything, even the instructions given on set, the script presented by the DPRK made several changes to the family, to the point that the father's job was not real.
A side of that, both films are really similar in their argument, which makes me think that "North Korea: A day in the life" was heavily scripted.
These people lead such tranquil, happy, satisfied lives...the DPRK is unique for caring so much for ordinary citizens....
Internet = Inter-Network from a inter-connected network, not International network.
They just wanted to pretend that people are happy and satisfied and that there is enough food
Laughed my ass off at 18:08 when the dude picked up the phone and was like "Uh?" Before realising he picked up the wrong phone lol
This is the normal in North Korea
This film gives me creeps. The kindergarten teachers teach the children how great Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-il and what they did for the people in North Korea. They tell all fairy tale lies about the Great Leaders and the children memorize all the stories.
You do know that children from other countries learn the same? The founding fathers in America ?
@@ninisky2706 OH.Americans also hang the pictures of George Washington and his son in every classroom and admire them?
@@ninisky2706and yet ppl from democratic countries can challenge what they learn, while in North Korea having dissent leads to imprisonment and/or death
@ninisky2706 Difference is they can hop on the Internet, hear someone say the Founding fathers weren't as great as you may think, and take on that point of view. And voice it publicly. They can tell anyone they want that the founding fathers were not all that great.
North Korea on the other hand...Not so much.
@@METALLICARULES11 north korean founding fathers were more committed to their people than founding fathers of capitalist countries....that's why american founding fathers get criticised bcoz they were pro white, pro rich and even racist towards the non whites....
Is it 80s?
Must be late 90ies, early 2000
@@kitsune6701 it literally says 2004 in the title😂😂😂
@@ViiZioNTriXz yeah I wonder why he is asking if it is from the 80ies.
not 80s, but when a country is so closed off from the world, the fashion and such tends to move slower
why is it so hazy?
cause north korea downbad like dat
As a westerner with close relations to south Korea and knowledge of Korean history, this is heartbreaking to see. When will the Kim regime end?
South Korea is also not a heaven. It is the worst state free market and capitalism can get. Both the Koreas are polar opposite of each. Both are at insanely extreme states.
Japanese should have kept Taiwan and Korea but "warcrimes"
Grey
pyongyang is the city of propaganda
that girl coughing on everything. 🤢
In a country of 25 million…only a few 2-3 million people actually live somewhat decent lives.
yep a video made under the supervision of north Korean officials
their acting is the worst lol
30:00 this one guy walking down the street with all his breast stars and covered in medals. Totally normal.
Teacher: "Who made the kimchi?"
Student: "Vegetables"
Watching feels grey.........just me?.
How “real” is this??
it's most likely just a neutral depiction of their lives, the only difference is that the people onscreen seem a lot happier than they realistically would be
@@evergreen9927 and you know they’re not as happy because? You talked to them?
@@ninisky2706 "realistically WOULD be". and also, no, but i have had many conversations with my czech relatives who lived through the russian communist regime
@@ninisky2706 also, what exactly are you getting at? why are you offended that people are skeptical of the image the north korean government are intentionally showing off to the world?
Viva a grandiosa RPDC!
All vibe about North korea like they live in 1970s. I like it😆
AAA OMGOD NOU SAL DE AHII
정말 끔찍한 나라구나 북한
Oh they used Thai product "ไฮวอช" dishwashing liquid at 1:20
Kasian
여자분의 시어머니는 저기 영상에 안나왔지만 나이가 무척이나 많은걸보면은 세상떠난 은정이네 아빠가 여러형제중 막내이자 늦둥이일 가능성도 높음.
Truly an Orwellian nightmare
그럼에도 불구하고 2004년 기준으로 볼때 우리나라의 중하류층정도의 삶과 비슷해보임. 평양외곽도 아닌 시내임에도
Dude 💀💀💀
indonesan 80
아빠없이도 저렇게 밝게자라는것을 보면.
은정이 귀엽다.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
그러니까 노동자인건 맞지만 시아버지분이 훈장을 단거 보면 특권층이 맞음.
평양노동자가족들의 아침식사메뉴를 보니 흰밥에 된장국 녹두지짐에 계란후라이 배추김치인데 저 여성분의 시아버지는 6.25참전(북에서는 조국해방전쟁)한 전쟁노병으로 저때가 2004년이니 당시 70대중반정도임.
여성노동자분과 함께사는 가족을 소개하자면 친정어머니와 친정남동생 그리고 딸인 은정이 그리고 본인등 단 4명임. 남편이 없는것을 보면 사별가능성이 높은것을 알수있다고.
승냥이는 미국이 아닌 북한 공산당 괴뢰집단이 승냥이지…김정은의 컬트집단국가…반항할 자유도 없이 사탄에게 잡혀 있는 국가체제의 집단…😢
lot of cute young women
this is all what you see? what you need to see on this video, and for this camera..
Feel bad for that older military man that had his family killed.