North Korean perspectives on Western media portray American culture as a pervasive form of propaganda influencing global societies.
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North Korean perspectives on Western media portray American culture as a pervasive form of propaganda influencing global societies.
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Synopsis
Slavko Martinov directs "Propaganda," a 2013 documentary that presents a North Korean viewpoint on Western media. The film portrays American culture as a form of propaganda that influences societies worldwide. It first appeared on YouTube in 2012 as part of a social experiment, masquerading as authentic North Korean content. The hoax was revealed when Martinov submitted the film to festivals under his own name. Cast members include Susannah Kenton and Eugene Chang.
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- See North Korea's view on Western culture.
- Find out how the film was initially presented as real.
- Meet the director Slavko Martinov and his unique approach.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Slavko Martinov.
- It was released on YouTube before its festival debut in November 2012.
- The film has a duration of 96 minutes.
- It features cast members Susannah Kenton and Eugene Chang.
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Who directed the documentary Propaganda?
Propaganda was directed by Slavko Martinov.
What year was the documentary Propaganda released?
The documentary Propaganda was released in 2013.
What was the original platform where Propaganda was first shown?
Propaganda first appeared on YouTube as part of a social experiment.
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