Nation and Destiny - Part 1 (North Korea)
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Korean title: 민족과 운명 제1부 최현덕편 제1부
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Famous North Korean Movie Serie in 58 parts
Part 1 of the Episode called "Choe Hyon Dok"
Released in 1992
Plot: Choe Hyon Dok is indulged in anti-communism nearly all his life. At the end, he is forsaken by the nation and lives in exile in a foreign country. But in the embrace of his beloved home, his motherland he finds the genuine way to resurrection and contribution to the nation at last.
Choe Hyon Dok played by Choe Chang Su
In his work "North Korean Cinema - A History" Johannes Schönherr writes about the series:
"Parts one to four, released in 1992, make up the first section, titled Choe Hyon Dok. According to the North Korean booklet on those parts of the series, "The film ... shows how the main character Choe Hyon Dok, who has followed an anti-communist path and is roaming about in an alien land like an 'international orphan' in the twilight of his life, deserted by his fellow countrymen, finds the genuine road of life, the road of rebirth in the embrace of his dear home and fatherland.'
In fact, Choe Hyon Dok was based on the life of Choi Duk-shin (Choe Deok-sin) (1914-1989), who was born in North Korea and had served in the Southern Army during the Korean War. The division he led committed at least two major massacres on South Korean civilians suspected of aiding the North during the war. He became Foreign Minister of South Korea in the early 1960's and later ambassador to West Germany. In the 1970s, we was a leader in the Chondoist religious movement, a Korean peasant religion, and got into problems with Park Chung-hee because of this religious activism. In 1977, he went to exile in the U.S. The U.S. is the "alien land" referred to in the North Korean film description. In 1986, he relocated to Pyongyang and advanced there to 'chairman of the Central Committe of the Chondoist Chong Wu Party, vice chairman of the Committe for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland and chairman of the Korean Religionists Council.' " (Schönherr, 2012: 117)
"The basic content of "The Nation and Destiny" is that the destiny of the country and nation is immediately the destiny of an individual and that the life of the latter belongs to the life of the former. Those who want to shape their own destiny truly must consider the country and nation as the base of their life and the nest of their happiness and love them ardently they must find the worth and value of their life in devoting their all for the independence and prosperity of the country and nation" - Kim Jong Il
On Preserving the Juche Character and National Character of the Revolution and Construction (1997)
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The movie belongs to Korea Film Export and Import Corporation 조선수출입사
Buy the movie: www.north-korea....
New York Times: Choi Duk Shin
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Wikipedia: Choe Duk Shin (Choe Deok-sin, 최덕신)
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DailyNK article: from Traitor to Patriot
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It is way way better than i expected, the quality is better than most canadian tv/movies at the time, it really shows how much Kim Jong il loved cinema to prop up the industry so much...
i think he kidnapped a famous Japanese director too lol #internationalTalent
yeah, but at the works of the South Korean Dir. Shin Sang Eok whom Kim Jong Il abducted from Hong Kong to Nor. Kor.
That's right, I too would rather starve my people in one of the biggest famines of the last century just to watch a good movie
@@retroarchive. better than being lame
@@sammiller552I don't think so... Japanese directors are pretty bad unless the genre is adult only stuff.
Believe it or not, some of this was actually filmed at Cologne Bonn airport in former West Germany (it's apparent it's not stock footage)
And in some later parts, there were shots filmed in Montreal Canada and Paris France
@@thx5896 do you know how they got the permits to film in these Western locations?
@@younot-ez3xr I don't think they used permits. Some places were very crowded (notably in Paris), and scenes shot in Canada were mostly in quiet streets.
Although at some point the main character drives a convertible and you can see that he isn't wearing a seatbelt, something illegal at the time.
Can you please upload Unsung Heroes also know n as Nameless Heroes with English subtitles? I'd really appreciate it
I think there is a DVD of it
沒想到國民黨會被北韓的電影拿來當作電影的素材之一。
Thank you for uploading this series! Please could you upload episode 6, 7, 8 which are missing?
볼만하다진짜!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
1992 but the song sounds like 40-50s XD
Has anyone watched the whole serie? If so, how was it? I'm really curious, especially considering the length but 62 movies is A LOT..
I've seen all the parts that are available. Unfortunately a few are censored. Parts 1-19 are very well made, by the eminent Choe Sang Gun & co.
Parts 26-36 I'd say is 6/10. The story is a bit repetitive, the actors are good but not extraordinary, cinematography is average. Not my favourite parts let's say.
Parts 46-51 are interesting. Mix of historical and action. Really interesting, I learned a lot about their guerilla things against the Japanese and etc..
Parts 52-60 are imo the best. Kim Jong Hwa and Kim Ryong Rin are the best actors for that story. There are mutliple timelines and stories at the same time, but they all are well interlocked and crafted. Ri Chun Gu and Pak Jong Ju outdid themselves.
Parts 61-62 are grandiose, but the story is stale. It really came to its end. Actors are great, directing and cinematography also. What I liked most was that it ended in a way that didn't leave you feeling empty, like if the film had good hopes for the future.
Overall, it's a big watch, but if you have the time and patience I really recommend it.
@@thx5896awesome. Where are all the episodes?
how wise is this man------i too will emigrate to North Korea
Yes please go to starvation camp LOL
WOW THAT GOLF CART GIRL AT 1:04:39 IS HOT!!!!
인간을 노예로 사육하기 위해 이런거까지 만들었다니 지독한 넘들이군.
인류역사상 부칸처럼 반인륜, 반인권 야만집단은 찾아보기가 힘들듯~~
하이, 이보슈, 이 글을 보니 가슴이 막 아프구만요, 당신은 도대체 북에 대해 뭘 알길래 이런 독한 글을 쓰는가요? 당신이 뭔가 가엾고 불쌍해보이누만요...분단된 조국아.. 편협한 마음 버리시고 공부 많이 하길 바랍니다. 앞으로 글을 쓸 때엔 민족의 화합을 위한 좋은 글을 써주시길 진심으로 바랍니다.
ㅇㄴㅁㄴ 일본이 무슨 민주국가임? 겉만 민주고 사실상 자본가과두봉건사회 아님? 그리고 탈북자들이 여기 오기 전에 국정원에게 사상교육 받고 넘어오기 때문에 탈북자 진술은 믿을 수 없음.
56:20 Bottle gourd
Wait, 58 parts?
cheguevara9 We have Turkish series which have more than 600 parts and 1 part lasts more than 2 hours....
62 parts!
que interesante
Great movie!
Hi, could you upload Unsung Heroes with English subtitles? That would be wonderful. Thanks!
Sure! Give me a few months!
DPRK Video Archive thank you! Much appreciated!
@@DPRKVideoArchive Can you please upload Episodes 14-62?? I am seriously considering contacting the DPRK government itself if I can't find them anywhere on the Internet.. Please upload them if you have them, and I will forever be grateful~ 😄
Who is Y.E.?
9:33 Uhm those little boys are pretty going at his pants zipper pretty aggressively. Awkward. Interesting to see a scene where a character is drunk though, that's unusual!
안냥! 조선밀으로 할 수 있일까오??
wow!!superb film interesting story and good filming!!Thanks a lot for this wonderful video!!NORTH KOREA IS THE GREATEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD!!
Mihir Karnick All other Countries are run by little Girls
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29:18 what the fuck is this scene?
Lee seung man never leave the country. Tokyo? Lol wtf fucking propaganda movie
+Rolitabun and he was riding a helicopter made from the 60s.. hahahahha
FA-50 저 헬리콥터 자체는 60년대 거 맞는데, 6.25 때도 수송 헬리콥터 쓰이긴 했음. 소련 거 쓰는 이유는 북한 자금이 딸려서 걍 대강 이렇다 하고 쓰는 것인 듯. PH en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicopter#/media/File:HO3S-1_Korean_War.jpg
흑룡포 야.. 28:19 잘 봐라. 저해리콥터 Sikorsky HO3S-1(너의 링크에서)가 아니라.
그건 Mi-8 직승기(헬리콥터) 는 61년에서 소련에서 개발된다
이런 링크 뭐야!?
28:19 안 봤어? 다시 보라 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
33:41 propaganda again lol
HamZang Why is it that the tens of thousands of movies and series made by the US that contain references against communism, Russians, etc, are ok and are never considered as propaganda? Hawaii 5, most Chuck Norris' movies, the Interview, SALT, etc The never list of US propaganda films is neverending, but I never read any comments saying that they are propaganda.
S Mart Probably because, last I checked, none of the companies/individuals who produced those films worked for our government. US propaganda was produced by the government during WW2 and such, but not much since. So no, The Interview isn't "US propaganda". Unless you think Sony works for the government and produced the film in an effort to "convince" Americans that North Korea is hilariously evil (hint: we don't need convincing).
That's immaterial.
That's immaterial. A cultural product becomes propaganda when it attempts to spread information that is not impartial, trying to influence the audience and further an agenda. It doesn't matter if it was funded by the government or a private enterprise. The US doesn't need to generate state-funded propaganda anymore, there are numerous film production companies willing to do the work privately because they support the same ideals (capitalism).
The Interview is not US propaganda. It is simply rubbish. I mentioned it before because it tries to be propaganda, but the script is not intelligent enough to really be propagandistic. It is not funny. But the same can be said about most of today's Hollywood movies. They are simply rubbish. I like some old anti-communist propaganda films and series (Hawaii 5-0, etc). I would say most movies about the Vietnam War are propaganda because they distort facts on purpose. However, if they are entertaining, I will watch them, even if I consider them propaganda. Most Dolph Lundgren and Steven Seagal are a bit propagandistic. But rather than propaganda, I would say that they are patriotic-nationalist films. It is perfectly fine for a nation to create this kind of films. But if they are just senseless rubbish, like The Interview, I am not interested;