North Korea may be a hardline communist state, but it hasn’t succeeded in eliminating the public’s desperate urge for Hollywood entertainment.
There have been “unbelievable changes” within the reclusive state due to the massive flow of refugees, according to Mike Kim, who helps North Korean refugees through his nonprofit organization Crossing Borders.
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