Four former North Korean national football team players reflect on their careers and the challenges of life after sports in a restrictive society.
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Four former North Korean national football team players reflect on their careers and the challenges of life after sports in a restrictive society.
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Synopsis
In Pyongyang, four former players of the North Korean national football team recount their experiences in "Hana, dul, sed." They discuss their love for football, a sport that embodies national pride in a restrictive environment. The film captures their struggles with societal expectations and the challenges of life after their athletic careers. Through their stories, the enduring friendships formed on the field become evident, illustrating the personal connections forged through a shared passion for the game.
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Why Watch
- Meet four North Korean football players sharing their stories.
- Find out how football shapes identity in North Korea.
- See the impact of societal expectations on athletes.
Did You Know
- The film features four former players from the North Korean national team.
- It was directed by Brigitte Weich and released in 2009.
- The documentary is produced in two languages: English and Korean.
- The production country of the film is Austria.
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Who directed the documentary 'Hana, dul, sed'?
Brigitte Weich directed the documentary 'Hana, dul, sed'.
What year was 'Hana, dul, sed' released?
'Hana, dul, sed' was released in 2009.
What is the main focus of the documentary?
The documentary focuses on four former North Korean national football team players and their experiences in football and life after sports.
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