A propaganda film is crafted according to the rules outlined in Kim Jung-Il's 1987 manifesto, revealing connections between North Korean and global filmmakers.
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A propaganda film is crafted according to the rules outlined in Kim Jung-Il's 1987 manifesto, revealing connections between North Korean and global filmmakers.
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Nicholas Bonner directs AIM HIGH IN CREATION., a 2013 documentary focused on North Korea's film industry. It centers on a propaganda film created under the guidelines of Kim Jung-Il's 1987 manifesto. The project involves collaboration between North Korean filmmakers and their counterparts from the Free World. Through this partnership, the film reveals a shared passion for cinema that transcends borders. The documentary runs for 96 minutes and features contributions from various filmmakers, including Nicola Daley and Dale Cornelius.
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- See North Korean filmmaking rules in action.
- Meet filmmakers from both North Korea and the Free World.
- Find out how cinema connects people across borders.
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- The film is based on Kim Jung-Il's 1987 manifesto on filmmaking.
- AIM HIGH IN CREATION! was directed by Nicholas Bonner.
- The documentary features a cast that includes Nicola Daley and Dale Cornelius.
- The film has a runtime of 96 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Aim High In Creation?
Aim High In Creation! was directed by Nicholas Bonner.
What year was Aim High In Creation! released?
Aim High In Creation! was released in 2013.
What is the duration of the documentary Aim High In Creation?
The duration of Aim High In Creation! is 96 minutes.
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