Posted on 11/08/2004 1:33:15 PM PST by FloridaEagle
New Films for Children Produced Pyongyang, November 6 (KCNA) -- The April 26 Children's Film Studio has produced a number of films for children helpful to their upbringing and education over the last three decades since leader Kim Jong Il clearly indicated the road to be followed by the creation of juvenile films on Nov. 6, Juche 63 (1974). In this period creators of the studio have produced hundreds of juvenile films based on fairy tales and fables suitable for the ages and mental qualities of pre-school and school children. Among them are "A Gold Nugget and Maize Cakes", "The Hedgehog Beats the Tiger", "Hills of Bears and Rabbits", "Farmer and Skewbald Dog" and "The Millet Tree." These films tell them what is good and evil and justice and injustice and convince them that creative labour alone brings one rich fruits. The films include serial films of "A Winged Horse," "Blue Spring," "The Boy General" and serials of "A Squirrel and a Hedgehog." They implant into the minds of children warm patriotism and towering hatred for the enemy. Serial films of "The Clever Raccoon Dog" and "The Pail Made by Turtle" and other films help the kindergarteners and primary school children consolidate what they have learned at lessons.
Bundle with Farenheit 9/11, and Earth in the Balance on tape, and you have the complete communist trilogy in one convenient package.
He's so ronery...
Actually, I'll bet that when NK finally falls the people there will be the most rabidly anticommunist in the world. After decades of repression, famine, forced labor and murder that would make Stalin's Russia look like a utopia, I'll bet that their hatred of the commie left will be visceral.
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