Inside North Korea: Western Artists On Tour in a Dictatorship (Global Documentary) | Real Stories
What happens when a group of international artists travels to North Korea to create art, the like of which the regime has never seen before?
While the world is on the verge of nuclear war, a group of Western contemporary artists are invited into the eye of the storm - North Korea. The aim is to collaborate with North Korean artists in an art-exchange project displaying new and challenging art in a country where abstract art is forbidden. We observe as the notoriously clandestine and bleak country is invaded by this cast of colorful characters. They arrive in pursuit of a peaceful cultural exchange, but the project may well turn into a War of Art.
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the Chinese man speaking to the Korean guide was one of the realist moments I seen from all the documentary's on north korea
I was just about to post this. I have watched numerous documentaries on North Korea over the years, but this was the first time that they were shown to be something more than mere props.
I just saw some dweeb hitting on a very uncomfortable guy.
Also some of the reactions from the North Korean artists at the end are priceless.
Yes indeed, only I wonder if that tour guide really meant what he said. I mean, doesn't he want to make money, have a nice house, a family and be successful. Or do these people simply not know what's out there on the other side. I wonder what these people are really thinking.
@@sissyrayself7508 exactly hahahaha it’s so weird I was cringing the whole time
I'm an old man. One of the things I would love to witness before leaving this earth is NK opening up to the world and freeing it's people.
Whilst the signs are that The West and most of the world is now going in the opposite direction to largely eradicate and enslave mankind by the powers-that-be using the Chinese surveillance/points system, this Covid P(l)andemic, its vaccines tied to 5G mind control, weather warfare, a cashless society, gone all digital so as to dictate all aspects of our lives, cut off if not conforming, power over whether we live or die, etc. This Baby Boomer old man, 75 next, is thankful to have been lived through the very best of times, it being the current youngters I feel sorry for. NK might be the better place, even now, if all that transpires by people letting it.
Same goes for the Americans.
@Huang Jianhao Thank you. There is no one in my family or close friends who seem to agree with anything I believe just lately. :-)
@@EnlightenedPatriot1 move there then
@@MiissMeW The predicable response, when I don't need to - the West will have the same tyrannical control before long the way things are progressing. Perhaps you are content with that.
Is that British lady insane?! Talking about how Kim Jong Un wants to “ hit the button” in front of a North Korean Guide... smh
She is Irish.
that's so disrespectful of her wtf
@@CorkBouldering as an Irish woman I blush at her stupidity.
Exactly. She could have been easily thrown into prison along with Mr Ham for that idiotic choice.
I don’t blame the North Korean artist inspector of being weirded out by the Paris blood signing guy lol even I think that’s weird wtf
Right!? We could use more of these filters in our country..
Right? He asks him "What is the message of your art" and his answer is "I make prints with bones and blood". That's not a message!
@@octopusmint right?! Seems more like a gimmick to force people to look, than an actual message imo 🤷🏼♀️
It’s not art it’s just stupidity
His art wasn't interesting so he had to use an extremely cliché shock factor.
The guy laughing at the dude who paints with his blood, I died. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Best Movies I understand that point of view but it's most likely one of someone who didn't really dive into the topic. If you want realism in Art, just take a photo. True creativity and expression often start where reality ends
@@paulwoerks but without blood and bones 😂
@@WhiteMaskZote Why should blood and bones be a border to art? And who is in power to decide that? Of course you can decide for yourself that you don't like it or even don't understand it but when you generalize your impression into art standards it's quite telling that you don't know what you're talking about (no offense)
@@paulwoerks okay, we get it. It was just funny, idk what to tell you.
@@BabyBear046 The comment I answered to was deleted, so u don’t understand the context. It wasn’t about the scene in the documentary but someone who wanted to forbid that kind of art if I remember correctly
This is amazing footage. Thank you for the risks taken to deliver this documentary.
The guy laughing about the blood artist guy at 11:00 is the best part of the film in my opinion. Humor humanizes people in a world for of uneducated divisions. I don’t like how the blood guy pretty much forced that lady to kiss him. Women feel socially obligated to please men and not make them mad especially under those circumstances with the camera around and everyone. Did he think that lady really wanted to kiss him on the cheap? I’m all for weird crazy deep forms of art but don’t be creepy and rape’y towards women dude.
You saved me writing my comment... The way this moron behaved was just disgusting..
I don't know what was funny to him lol.
GIMME KISS OR I SMEAE CAPITALIST BLOOD ALL OVER UR PRETTY WHITE SKIN. oh thanks
this guy laughing is so cute.. I will adopt him lol
he wantsnto break the ice.. forgive him🙏
And the cringe award goes to Jean Valnoir. Poor Mr Ham, the look on his face and his reaction when Jean told him that he wanted to print copies of his art with his own blood 😂
I died laughing at his reaction 😂
Let me say again..amazing this video! Thanks to you all for this! It’s not something we will ever be able to see again I doubt, and the risks you took were crazy! ✊
One of the great documentry I've watch... production quality, sound - everything is on point.
14:48 the sound recording with the flags waving is a real masterpiece! How can art and beauty stand in front of your eyes is amazing. A shortsighted vision of the world is enough to ruin a delightful moment in a fraction of a second.
very interesting point of view coming from these artists. this doc feels so much more intense and scary out of any other north korea docs ive seen. really impressed and its not even 50% into the doc
When Quentin took photos of the North Korean ladies it made me emotional... omg so beautiful but so heartbreaking 😭😭😭
This is simply amazing...thanks for the effort and the upload!
“Everyone seems truly happy! But the moment u step outside the frame just a tiny bit it suddenly becomes very scary”...Like that moment in ‘INCEPTION’ when the subconscious realizes ur not supposed to be here so it turns on u 😬
Feels like this documentary was filmed behind a green screen. There is so much positivity compared to other documentaries I have seen. It's so good to see the good side of North Korea
Yeah it's real nice to see all the pretty propaganda paintings and forget that North Korea operates a generational prison systems and literal death camps and starves its people so it can be a 3rd rate military with no gas to fuel its tanks and fighter planes from the 1950s...
#32:29 How great is the orange light line, creeping on the tender eyes of this girls! This chinese photograph created such a powerful impression just by them two photos.
This was such a beautiful documentary
You can go to literally any country in the world, and take pictures of a group of people or buildings, but you can't in North Korea. What does that tell you?
At the 30 to 35 min mark if you watch this, the human experience takes hold. Amazing doc !!! Bravo 👏.
Wonderful to see NK through the eyes of artists instead of those belonging to politicians or war-mongerers! Brave docu, well done all round :) xx
Great Work!
Great story wish it was longer. That was amazing thank you ,
I feel sorry for the North Korean host cause they might get excuted for not watching the westerns right or be accused of ... I hope those hosts are ok
That entire exchange the Irish lady had with the handler was mind numbing. "Do you know who divided your country in the first place?" "America." "YES!" Incredibly nuanced.
Yet totally untrue, as it was the North, supported by the Soviets that kicked off the Korean Conflict.
@@Geezah1 and people wonder why there are fake news out there. Folks don't pay attention to history or do their own research.
@@Geezah1 The south started mass murdering communists and anybody who opposed the US occupation. It was the communists who liberated the country from Japan
I felt when the guys were sitting on the stairs and he ask what was his dream...He wanted to say "To Be Free" so bad!
Prob not. If you think about it he probably has no concept of actual freedom. He's lived in North Korea his entire life and most likely hasn't even left the country.
This is so scary and crazy. I think we have to take advantage of how we express ourselves; while we can.
I agree. They are beginning to ban books. Don’t let them win!
Loved this💜
Beautiful documentary
I could watch more of this. I'd like people to get away from their country's politics and find more in common with one another. Share our human experience.
I think this engagement to reach out with a country we know little of is a very positive step in learning about each other. We honor each other with mutual respect and understanding and cooperation. We must proceed with compassion and the greatest of respect to honor their country and their traditions. We should be positive, never criticize, but ask about what we don’t know to learn about it. We are all human, and we should strive for peace and harmony and understand that we share our lives and cultures. We can learn from one another and work together to achieve a common goal of cooperation and happiness and respect as we go forward together into a future of wonderful things and discoveries and peace.
I would be fascinated to visit another country such as NK. As I would be in their country, I would respect thier customs, rules and culture. Of course, I'd ask lots of questions, not political subjects. Much more to learn. And be very polite about taking photos. These guides will show you to a better time if you treat them as they are.
And it's exactly that kind of touchy feely naive BS that allows Rocket Man to continue as a 3rd generation despot who presides over the least free nation on the planet, starves his people and incarcerates them in death camps for reading bibles and listening to K Pop.
“Just popped a Xanax, waiting for it to kick in” rofl 🤣🤣
I would never dare to take a benzodiazepine while in North Korea lol, I always become extremely stupid and careless when I take them (that’s why I don’t anymore). Imagine blacking out and then waking up a day later in a North Korean jail with no idea what happened.
@@annie_xo exactly
@@seanstours3913 bruh😂😂😂😂😂🤦♂️🙆♂️
@@Nickkibs who can say they popped a Xanax in North Korea 🤣 lol
I take Xanax for my panic attacks & I act careless 😂 I’d end up starting a war on accident
This documentary is definitely different from others I've seen. I enjoyed seeing their reaction towards the art created by the foreign artists. I wish there are such exchanges among environmental scientists. I'm a conservation biologist and would love to see the animals there and how much of their habitat has been preserve. I'd love to see a sea eagle , asiatic bear and a goral! There actually an area in the DMZ that became an wildlife sanctuary. After people left, they thrived. It can be intact if both sides agreed it's environmentally valuable regardless of political circumstances but unfortunately it isn't. It was only preserved because of the presence of the military.
Exactly I would love to visit that huge nature zone!
I came here to say basically the same thing. Almost every DPRK documentary takes the same identical state sponsored trip, and I've seen that same doc at least a half dozen times. This is something completely different. Essentially it is about the ability of art to communicate something subversive or enlightening without the state being able to sensor the art.
Those poor people having to endure listening to “artists” who literally have no idea about anything 😭😭😭😭
To me the TRUE art here are the frustrating moments which the artists approach w/ openness, truly listen to whats happening, & without any defensiveness subtly respond with insightful words which could really effect the mind of those they’re speaking to...even if what they said doesn’t mean much in the moment, it may continue to rattle around in that persons head until maybe eventually it will open their mind to things they’d never even thought possible before.
Bruh this man popped a xan in North Korea 🇰🇵 🐐 😂😂😂😂 42:55
Hahha i jus came here to see if anyone else noticed this! What a boss
Yes, I am surprised he was allowed to take drugs in. Artists can be a bit weird.
Nick pushed the envelope. But mr ham was late and looked drunk at the end of it. Nick turned the flag ceremony into a great segment.
Very touching documentary.
Wow this deserves so many more views it was incredible
This is so interesting, if I wasn't an American I would love to get the opportunity to speak to their coordinator. It sounds weird but seeing him in at least two documentaries makes me feel like we get a small glimse into a real person. That conversation on the steps was my favorite part.
Crazy, I just watched The Interview last night😂
i have seen so many documentaries of NK that are merely variations of each other. this one was great!
great watch! just artists to artists :-)
Hope Mr Ham is ok and doesn’t get any trouble because the tourists walked on their own..
Very surprised at what you were allowed to leave with film wise. This is amazing 👏
Using his own blood, how pretentious.
Agree. Still waiting to be impressed by a modern artist.
@@keithbentley6081 me too. That guy is an idiot.
I thought it was pretty cool.
Quite enjoyable
A number of posts here pointed out how the Korean artists reacted when shown a work by a western artist who marked a book with his own blood . What I saw was not the mocking laughter some of you suggested. To me it looked more like the nervous laughter of an uncomfortable moment. It quickly faded to curiosity as the young artist came to understand, probably for the first time in his life, that art can be more than just a decorative mural. It can also be a metaphor, able to convey ideas that dare not be spoken loud.
This is the biggest cope I have ever seen by some random imperialist socdem progressive "artist". Human is not like your "progressive" literature or art where everything is subjective. His emotion was clear and it was pure disgust, confusion and disinterest. When the artist pierced himself to sign, he was extremely uncomfortable as seen with him saying "what are you doing" before the camera cut to a different scene. Your arrogance is getting the best out of you. Because not only do you try to speak for some random person who you look down upon as in need of liberating but you insult him and his intelligence by saying "probably for the first time in his life, that art can be more X". What gives you the authority to judge, assume and critique his intelligence of what he knows and doesnt? What happens he have seen abstract art before and did not like it? Is it because your from the west? Is it because you live in a "free country" or is it because you believe in "progressive values" hence you think your better than everyone else?
Yes, they are all a bunch of savages that have to be taught how to eat with a fork and knife and think in "civilized" (progressive) manner, right?
@@spooky_carp7761 well he's probably right lol. Most art in North Korea would just be propaganda art glorifying North Korea and the Kim Dynasty, like the paintings on the side of the building of Kim Jong Il, like Napoleon paintings etc, you wouldn't paint Napoleon on the Toilet for example, at least not when he was alive, he would be painted on horseback in full regalia, because it would be propaganda to further Napoleon's hold on France. Art CAN be more than just propaganda and paintings of landscapes or portraits, but it requires more than just gimmicky stuff. That kind of stuff comes out of oppression though, which is why most western art is gimmicky because they're not oppressed, as its usually anti propaganda or against something, unless your counting political drawings like the ones in the New Yorker or papers, but other than that, the west doesn't really have alot to complain about
@@spooky_carp7761 yeah they looked really uncomfortable and confused about it. It would make me uncomfortable too.
the song at 15:00 is "Billy Caso - Alive (Nutia's Busdriver Remix)"
These people act as if they never heard of Otto Warmbier
They haven't. The public doesn't even have internet access.
@@alexistexas9114 oh I was talking about the western artists. They were bending some of the rules and that is very dangerous over there, deadly in fact. Do North Koreans have any internet connection? Such a sad place.
@@wwinky99 ahh, gotcha! Great point. And no, the general public doesn't have internet access. They are extremely isolated from the rest of the world. That is purposely, to instill fear and to keep them from possibly rebelling.
Omg im thinking the exact same! IDIOTS
@@alexistexas9114 funny you say that about the Internet, the artists when on the Internet to find about the bomb but N korea Internet is cutoff to rest of the world….something is fishy about this
The piece in which he duplicated one person to make a crowd seemed ironic but the NK artists looked they liked it and proud of it. Interesting.
they won't be able to read those type of social cues they english isn't their first language and they've probably never been exposed to satire before
Not sure about the restrictions but I feel like they should get two artists each from NK and foreigners to sit down and paint a theme that when painted can be easily understood(love, beauty, nature etc). These abstract arts are cool and all but even majority of our own society doesn't think of them as much more than abstract pieces. During the production of the arts they can communicate about why each of them do certain things(why'd you use that colour there?, why did you use this scenery?, why is this thing here?) I feel like it'll be a lot easier to show a couple hand in hand and talk about the theme love, than get them to understand something that their country doesn't have time to understand.
Very interesting documentary at the same time my heart was pounding how everything is going end.. even though it's people are very humble to they leadr and country lhave a som kind of feeling these people dream about something else they are not stupid....
I loved this. Brought out many emotions.
I'm surprised they let the Irish woman out of the country and didn't imprison her. Big, big rule when visiting DPR Korea is you don't talk about politics.
The Chinese man speaking to the Korean guide BEST!!!
How can these artists be so naive in their actions?
Yeah, they do seem naive. I don’t understand how someone goes to North Korea and gets shocked or upset about not being able to express themselves as they wish, I mean be prepared man.
@@kaeonian7614 Using blood as a signature and randomly stroking a canvas with a paint brush is not art, it's a gimmick you've fallen for as "art". North Korea art scene had aspect of realism to it unlike those western artists which are a disgrace to western civilization art
I much preferred the North Korean artists over the prideful entitled ones…
@@alextrust1186 remember there is a reason they love what they call "Art" . . where else can the gangsters of the modern world (and by gangsters I mean world leaders etc) going to launder their money?
The guy who signs books with his blood def got some psyche issues lmao
I found out why the tour guides are nervous when someone walks by himself away from the group. It's because there are real citizens' living quarters that are surrounded or purposely covered by the tall "Modern building" that the visitors are supposed to see.
Love the convo between the 2 men on the steps. Talking about dreams, the nk guy looks sad. My heart goes out to the nk people. Much love from the usa
In the end, they did what they meant to do. It was an exchange. Yes, they were very risky with their guides and pushed boundaries a lot. Unfortunately it's hard to take seriously how they have to do their jobs out of fear rather than just loyalty and job security. However, the big exchange part was for NK citizens to see the freedom our artists have, and for our artists to see how little freedom NK artists have. The showcase at the end, where the artist made the photoshopped image, THAT was still revolutionary to the NK people. Then, he signed it in blood. The photographer that showed an image of a NK worker behind a door with the light only shining on her eyes...not a lot to search for a meaning there. The Norwegian artist who vocalized with the NK artist to paint a line, and the NK artist to go "yeah! I liked that!" is huge. Also to add, the Blood Guy is not the weirdest artist I've seen (I've seen way more extreme), but his style of art is based on reactions more than anything else. Weird people out! See how they feel! Think about that painting that was shredded moments after being sold, or anything by Marcel Duchamp. Art is a language, and NK's language was just recreation, like everything else. Showing that sound can be art, colours with no main shape can be art, light and shadow, and blood, in a way, can be art, makes them think. They probably have thoughts in the back of their head now: "Man, remember that guy who painted in BLOOD? How could he get away with that back home?" "remember that painting with all the colours? Man, I liked it, WHY did I like it?" "That sound was so weird...how did he make it? DID he make it? But...how?". Note, these are my opinions, but I think it was good. It was very risky, the moment I heard "pick artists to show art NK has never seen before" I went, "welp, good luck with that" so I'm glad they got to show at least a few people. I hope the artists learned as well. If anything, it's a good discussion point: What is art, and how would you show somewhere like NK your art?
Artists in the DPRK are guaranteed a stable job. That's more freedom than most artists get in the west
I hope these guides are still alive. Nice people
I think the Artist did an excellent job, without hurting others☝️pure understanding💕
The scene of the explanation of Korean War art. How casually… how matter of fact they just looked at him and said “understand?” …. Yes sir… I think the message was received. The look ok ‘ok then…’ on the Americans face said it all….
Why is it that you hardly see any people where they were staying, but when they are in their way out, you actually start seeing crowds? Very strange. Almost like where they were placed, was being isolated, or just is isolated for some reason. It's how it appeared anyways 🤷🏼♀️
Blood guys a hard no
he was literally laughed at, I think he's laughed at a lot in life. What is the point of his art other than trying to be shocking?
@Scumfuck McDoucheface Yes from my visit to Lichtenstein. A play on Adam and Eve.
@@drewsfjord He probably lies to himself by saying the purpose of art is to encourage thought and discussion. But the only question I have is "why?!"
Wonderful documentary. Thank you. My heart breaks for the innocent people living in North Korea.
As a Norwegian citizen born in South Korea I found it very interesting that I did not know anything about this Artist Morten from Norwegian news outlets. I have always had a lot of interest in South Korea, but also are aware of the fact that I may even have ancestors on the NK side. But in 2015 I worked with the refugee crisis in Greece.
For sophisticated situations there should always be strategic thinking with superior professional attitude. No mistakes for art; it's not political, It's color.
Anyone knows if this is still an active project? Only stuff that was a bit off IMO… the blood signature and well that music dude somehow
See the one question I have is that the man that’s the translator, doesn’t seem to have the red pin....but the dude to his left has both the dudes faces on his, the dude to the right only has kims dad on his pin...what’s the different between the 2 and how do u end up getting one or the other
Another amazing documentary on North Korea, probably some of the best footage...this is why i want to travel far and wide...i spoke with a patient at my work who travelled to North Korea, and he said the exact statement the Chinese photographer said at the 33:58 Mark “North Korea had the freshest air, the air is very fresh”
If you ever watch old vice. Mr .Ham was their guide or AKA "Minder" lol he was not happy with vice lol😁😁
Which video?
I thought one of them looks familiar
The Shane smith one?
The guy who used his blood and peoples bones in his art shouldn’t have been there. That was way to out of the box for the DPRK. If anything it probably would have upset or confused them to know that someone uses their own blood and other beings bones. That is very bizarre
Piece & love ✌️
Is hilarious when the new age artist dude says he is using frequencies that they are not even aware of and he is being a stubborn old man
I can't believe the would not let the guy with the moving music machines, bring a work with him.
at 20:00 was heartbreaking to me.. such suppressed humanity
You see Palestine and Iraq currently
the North Korean young man in that documentary is very handsome... just saying.. nice documentary.. intresting the way the relations growing with the locals.. the leads etc..quite progressive.. and man those North Korean artists are excelled in figurative art for sure🤩
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@@mozvidz this language sounds sort of familiar , mind mentioning where its from ?
Wamlambeeez??? 😉😂😂😂✌🇰🇪
фильм хороший, спасибо
an understanding reached between the United States and the Soviet Union in the last days of the war, Soviet troops would occupy the parts of Korea north of the 38th parallel and US troops would occupy those south of this dividing line.
Blood guy's signed paper got chucked in the bin ... wasted blood
It's wild that they did get a real moment or2.
American: "I want to print this image." N Korean: "Ok, lemme get our guy to paint it."
There should be a term used for uninspiring artists like blood guy. Fringe artists. If your talent cannot be readily observed, and you rely on a gimmick, then art isn't for you. Sad that he's the type of artist in North Korea. They would probably be like, "no thank you. We'll stay secluded without your fringe art."
The host was worried he and them could end up in jail for breaking rules he should not have filmed without him. Its North' Korea not USA.
Big different to south korea. South Korean are very rich people not like north korean they are walking on the road without cars or any and were a lot of hungry people thats why other north korean were difecting to south korea.
A Danish comedy group had a similar experience. The NKs attempted to completely co-opt their program, rather than hold an honest exchange.
No one cares about your danish comedy group. In fact I am very hapy they have made attempts censored them. Many comedy shows nowadays promote anti-social behavior and rebelling against authority and stable society for the sake of it. Most comedy shows nowadays are just political speech disguised as art or comedy. North Korea dont want to waste their time being lectured by random Danish people.
She’s was Irish? I honestly thought she was Scottish! I’m Scottish. And she honestly had what sounds like a Scottish accent 🙈
Nah you can hear she's from Northern Ireland
@@Xii371 some words you can. But she honestly sounded Scottish. I’ve heard foreigners say they can’t tell the difference between Scottish and Irish 😂. And I thought that’s silly, you can definitely tell the difference. Well obviously I can’t 😂
@@neilhunter5893 I think it's because I know Scots and Northern Irish people so I've got an ear for them both. Don't feel too bad 😉
@@Xii371 Scottish here as well with many northern Irish friends - she fully sounded Scottish to me, wasn’t until she said the word ‘out’ that I heard the Irish
Fortunately the American President met the PRNK President, twice, since this was produced and since then we've had zero missiles /nuclear launched in provocation so let's pray for continued talks and understanding..
Does anyone have dates on this doc?
We were there summer 2017
@@jeansimoulin6264 wow, thank you :) I'm a little envious I won't lie
The man on the stairs, asked about dreams, He doesn’t dare. He believes the Great Leader can hear, He hides his dreams behind his fears. He is taught to survive he must say what he doesn’t feel. He can not know what is true and real. His tears are for himself as he pushes his dreams away. Never to express on any day.
Beautifully put.
You're projecting
good video in art
The blood guy is too weird. 🙄 Loved the German sound guy though...his work is beautiful. The North Koreans at the art school were quite rude to these guests though. Such a shame; they could have gained more from these artists if they were more receptive.
As an American I’m just glad that none of them were representing the U.S.
Meh..it just sounds like birds twerping..nothing special.
I've already paused at 2:18 Is that speakers in the background? I've heard that NK airs propaganda over speakers constantly, is this true?
Yup. They blare patriotic songs, slogans, speeches, etc. Everyone also has a radio-type device in their home, which they can't turn off.
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This video is soo cringey. Not because of what's featured but the "artists". Typical Westerners who love to impose.
How are they imposing
12:48 Genuine concern at first. It seems Mr. Han done some things n this guy knows the deal. His face was as if he needed to come up with a great defense pronto. 😂😂😂.