I Spy a Spy: Social Anxiety & Farce in North Korean Comedy Film
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Comedy
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Immanuel Kim discussed social anxiety and farce in North Korean comedy film. His presentation plays out against a ghostly landscape of North Korean society, much of which is tragic: the Korean War, economic crises, tensions along the DMZ, and famine.
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