Korea Północna - Noor Images
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Pyongyang DPRK September 2014: Hong Yong Hee, an actress who played the main role at the movie Flower Girl poses for the photos in front of the posters of Korean movies at the International Cinema House The Flower Girl (1970), adapted from a 1930 play written by Kim Il-sung, is a perennial favourite ??" it is referred to as North Korea???s Gone with the Wind. Set in the late 1920s and 1930s, when Korea was under Japanese occupation, it follows the misfortunes of a poor family brutalised by their Japanese landowners. Two sisters sell flowers to pay for medicine needed by their ailing mother who refuses to allow them to degrade themselves. The horrors of Japanese occupation are laid on heavily ??" in one scene the younger sister is blinded by hot grains. There???s a clear message for younger audiences about the suffering their elders endured, and of heroic female sacrifice, both recurrent themes in the programme.
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2014-09-18
Yuri Kozyrev / NOOR/EAST NEWS
Noor Images
Yuri Kozyrev
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62cm x 42cm by 300dpi
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