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North Korean TV Goes Hollywood
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April 20, 2022
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3:37Now PlayingFrom drones to computer graphics, North Korea has been upgrading its TV techniques to boost its image to its citizens and the world. Its coverage of the March 24th missile launch used feature film-style editing showing Kim Jong Un in slow motion. Bloomberg’s Jon Herskovitz and Rachel Minyoung Lee from Stimpson Center discuss the country’s evolving strategy with Quicktake’s Kurumi Mori.
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