The film company Kim Jong Il represents. Fisher P.

Love, cinema, espionage, North Korea, Kim Jong Ir is a crazy mix that might seem incredible in any novel, but took place in reality. An incredible, but genuine story about North Korea and the most impudent abduction of the century. Kim Jong Ir, the son of the North Korean leader Kim Il Sen and the second person in the state, was literally obsessed with the cinema. Before taking the place of his father at the head of the country, he headed the North Korean film industry. He adored Hollywood cinema, and the diplomats who worked in Western countries were ordered to send copies of all new films to Pyongyang.

Especially Kim Jong Ir loved films with Elizabeth Taylor and Bondian with Shan Connery. But the love of cinema in Kim Jong Ira spread much further. He dreamed of making a movie himself so that the North Korean film industry shut up Hollywood's belt. But who will shoot this movie and who will act? The way out Kim Jong I found quickly. Absolutely at the side, in South Korea, the film industry was gaining momentum with might and main, it has long gone beyond the national framework. In the 1970s, the most famous film in South Korea was Sin of Oka and Choi Yun Hee. By the end of the seventies career, Choi Yun Huh went to the decline, and then the actress arrived at the proposal from the Hong Kong businessman to make a series of films with her. The actress went to a meeting in Hong Kong, where she was kidnapped, pumping up with sedatives. A star woke up on a luxurious villa... The ex -husband, director Sin of the Oka, alarmed by the loss of the beauty, went in search of her. The star couple was forced to make a movie for the North Korean regime. And they shot everything in a row - love dramas, militants, and even the Godzilla remake. But the day did not pass so that they did not dream of escape. And one day they succeeded.