Kim Jong-Il Production
by Paul Fischer
An eye-opening account of North Korean cinema under Kim Jong-il, revealing how film served as state propaganda in one of the world's most secretive regimes.
About This Book
Kim Jong-Il Production explores the unusual intersection of politics and filmmaking in North Korea.
The book examines how cinema was used as a tool of state propaganda during Kim Jong-il's era.
Readers gain insight into the strict control and creative constraints placed on artists in this isolated regime.
The narrative draws from available historical records and documented accounts of the period.
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