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North Korea Executes People For Sharing Foreign Films, TV Series: UN Report
North Korea has executed people for distributing foreign media, including television shows like popular South Korean dramas, as part of an intensifying crackdown on personal freedoms, a U.N. human rights report said on Friday.
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"Left With 1,000 Questions": YouTuber Enters North Korea Through Marathon, Shares Rare Glimpse
Reflecting on the trip, he said he left the country with "1,000 questions" about life in North Korea.
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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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Why China May Hit Hollywood, North Korea Diplomacy In US Trade War
China may look beyond tit-for-tat tariffs in the looming trade war with the United States, analysts say, with a range of creative options at its disposal, including targeting Hollywood films or dragging its feet on North Korea.
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North Korean Film On Kim's Singapore Trip Reveals New Focus On Economy
North Korea has produced a film on leader Kim Jong Un's summit meeting with President Donald Trump this week, feeding, as one would expect, a fervid cult of personality but also seemingly highlighting his dream of economic development.
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North Korea, Malaysia Row As Kim Jong Nam's Assassination Film Emerges
North Korea locked horns with Malaysia on Monday over the investigation into the killing of leader Kim Jong-Un's brother, as footage emerged of the moment he was fatally attacked in a Kuala Lumpur airport.
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Just Like North Korea, Says Anurag Kashyap On Udta Punjab Censorship
As the censor board committee's scissors threatened to snip all references to Punjab, politics and elections from the film "Udta Punjab", which is slated to hit the theatres on June 17, its producer Anurag Kashyap hit back with a stinging comment.
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Story Of Famous South Korean Couple Kidnapped By Dictator At Sundance
The stranger-than-fiction story about a famous South Korean film director and a glamorous actress abducted by North Korea's movie-obsessed Kim Jong-il has premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
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South Korea Police Block 'Interview' DVD Launch Into North
The South Korean authorities have stepped in to prevent another activist launching copies of the Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon.
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'The Interview' DVDs Ballon-Launched into North Korea
A South Korean activist said today he had launched thousands of copies of Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon, ignoring dire threats of reprisals from Pyongyang.
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The $50 Device That Symbolises a Shift in North Korean Society
With the 'notel' USB sticks, citizens are sharing South Korean soaps, pop music, Hollywood films and news programmes - all expressly prohibited by the Pyongyang regime.
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North Korea Warns Against Airdropping DVDs of 'The Interview'
North Korea's military on Sunday threatened to blow up balloons that South Korean activists plan to send over the heavily-militarised border carrying 10,000 DVDs of the satirical Hollywood film "The Interview".
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'The Interview' Becomes Sony Pictures' All-Time Online Hit
Controversial North Korea satire "The Interview" has made over $31 million on the Internet and other small-screen formats, Sony's best-grossing online film ever, the studio said on Tuesday.
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'The Interview': North Korean Defectors Find Nothing Funny in the Film
Hollywood comedy "The Interview" has won a few fans in between sparking apocalyptic warnings from North Korea, but for defectors who escaped the communist state, there's nothing funny about it.
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Sony's 'Interview' Lands on Pay TV and in 580 Theaters
Sony Pictures Entertainment added more viewing options for its provocative comedy "The Interview," making the film available through U.S. pay television operators and nearly doubling the number of independent theaters that will show the movie.
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North Korea Executes People For Sharing Foreign Films, TV Series: UN Report
North Korea has executed people for distributing foreign media, including television shows like popular South Korean dramas, as part of an intensifying crackdown on personal freedoms, a U.N. human rights report said on Friday.
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"Left With 1,000 Questions": YouTuber Enters North Korea Through Marathon, Shares Rare Glimpse
Reflecting on the trip, he said he left the country with "1,000 questions" about life in North Korea.
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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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Why China May Hit Hollywood, North Korea Diplomacy In US Trade War
China may look beyond tit-for-tat tariffs in the looming trade war with the United States, analysts say, with a range of creative options at its disposal, including targeting Hollywood films or dragging its feet on North Korea.
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North Korean Film On Kim's Singapore Trip Reveals New Focus On Economy
North Korea has produced a film on leader Kim Jong Un's summit meeting with President Donald Trump this week, feeding, as one would expect, a fervid cult of personality but also seemingly highlighting his dream of economic development.
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North Korea, Malaysia Row As Kim Jong Nam's Assassination Film Emerges
North Korea locked horns with Malaysia on Monday over the investigation into the killing of leader Kim Jong-Un's brother, as footage emerged of the moment he was fatally attacked in a Kuala Lumpur airport.
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Just Like North Korea, Says Anurag Kashyap On Udta Punjab Censorship
As the censor board committee's scissors threatened to snip all references to Punjab, politics and elections from the film "Udta Punjab", which is slated to hit the theatres on June 17, its producer Anurag Kashyap hit back with a stinging comment.
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Story Of Famous South Korean Couple Kidnapped By Dictator At Sundance
The stranger-than-fiction story about a famous South Korean film director and a glamorous actress abducted by North Korea's movie-obsessed Kim Jong-il has premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
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South Korea Police Block 'Interview' DVD Launch Into North
The South Korean authorities have stepped in to prevent another activist launching copies of the Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon.
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'The Interview' DVDs Ballon-Launched into North Korea
A South Korean activist said today he had launched thousands of copies of Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon, ignoring dire threats of reprisals from Pyongyang.
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The $50 Device That Symbolises a Shift in North Korean Society
With the 'notel' USB sticks, citizens are sharing South Korean soaps, pop music, Hollywood films and news programmes - all expressly prohibited by the Pyongyang regime.
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North Korea Warns Against Airdropping DVDs of 'The Interview'
North Korea's military on Sunday threatened to blow up balloons that South Korean activists plan to send over the heavily-militarised border carrying 10,000 DVDs of the satirical Hollywood film "The Interview".
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'The Interview' Becomes Sony Pictures' All-Time Online Hit
Controversial North Korea satire "The Interview" has made over $31 million on the Internet and other small-screen formats, Sony's best-grossing online film ever, the studio said on Tuesday.
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'The Interview': North Korean Defectors Find Nothing Funny in the Film
Hollywood comedy "The Interview" has won a few fans in between sparking apocalyptic warnings from North Korea, but for defectors who escaped the communist state, there's nothing funny about it.
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Sony's 'Interview' Lands on Pay TV and in 580 Theaters
Sony Pictures Entertainment added more viewing options for its provocative comedy "The Interview," making the film available through U.S. pay television operators and nearly doubling the number of independent theaters that will show the movie.
