Great film. There are some leftovers of reactionary patriarchy culture in People's Korea, apparently.
“Yes, I wanted to become a professional [soccer player], but then I preferred to master the basics a woman should know. For example sewing and cooking. That's why I came to this textile factory, to become a decent woman.”
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Honestly I wished the interviewer had asked more questions about that. Also to that guy in the beginning, that said the DPRK is the only socialist country in the world.
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Visit to DPRK Clothing Factory Wonsan City & Interview with a Young Worker (2015) [engl. subt.]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3czskNJ7y8Great film. There are some leftovers of reactionary patriarchy culture in People's Korea, apparently.
“Yes, I wanted to become a professional [soccer player], but then I preferred to master the basics a woman should know. For example sewing and cooking. That's why I came to this textile factory, to become a decent woman.”
Honestly I wished the interviewer had asked more questions about that. Also to that guy in the beginning, that said the DPRK is the only socialist country in the world.