Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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This is an excerpt of the documentary "My Brothers and Sisters in the North" by South Korean filmmaker Sung-Hyung Cho, who renounced her passport and obtained German citizenship to gain access to North Korea for filming, where she personally visited a local garment factory, engaged in conversations with locals, and captured rare, unseen footage.

The complete documentary is available to stream for free on YouTube: youtu.be/IBqeC8ihsO8
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Chapters
▷ 00:00 – Early Morning
▷ 02:29 – History of the Factory
▷ 03:05 – Introduction to the Factory
▷ 03:51 – “If Only the Economic Sanctions Were Lifted”
▷ 05:43 – Life of Female Workers
▷ 10:02 – Nightfall

#northkorea #socialism #factory #northkorean #politics #economy #femaleworkers

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Growing up in South Korea, Cho was taught in school that her Northern neighbors had red skin and two horns on their heads. With her film, she took the chance to bid farewell to her prejudices and revise her preconceived image of people in North Korea.

Original title: My Brothers and Sisters in the North
A film by Sung-Hyung Cho
© 2016, Licensed by MAGNETFILM

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