Have Fun in Pyongyang

This documentary takes a refreshingly unconventional approach to understanding North Korea, venturing beyond the usual spectacle of parades and missile crises to delve into the daily lives of its people. Through eight years of filming and a dozen visits, the filmmakers capture the country's unique blend of repression and resilience, showcasing everything from high-stakes singing contests to the city's increasingly popular ski trails – and the enigmatic figure of Kim Jong-un, who seems to believe in the power of amusement parks to bring joy to his people.