I am someone who is intrigued with DPRK, I thought it may show something different but it's more "here's the latest in DPRK".

We have the same problem as them we only allowed to see what our governments allow us to see so is it just another chance to put DPRK down.

The main idea of the documentary is to present the main issue in DPRK at the present time.

While we can agree that there is nothing special here but y'all forgot that KIM Jong-Un is a man in dilemma. He wants to be recognized by his people , and by the international community but at the same time he is not willing to give up his nuclear weapons because that is the only leverage KIM have left.

Just in case war broke out again (DPRK-ROK is still in state of War) , there no more Red Army of PRC is coming to aid. That is why KIM is not willing going to give up the nuke program. We all know that nobody like lost power so in the same manner, so do KIM.

I am capitalist, and by writing this review - I am just being rational and accepting that this is the reality of the conflict in the Korean peninsula.

KIM need to feed his peoples and without any economic help like lifting the trade section. The DPRK peoples is going to suffer more.

I think, at the proactive level - KIM offer to shutting down the Nuke site is a great deal for beginning to move extra miles.

Who knows - peace treaty next? Or Korea reunification .. 1 country 2 system. Like Veitnam or Germany?

At least we could stop War from happening over again.

Hoping for unbiased documentary. Unfortunately in this day and age that rarely happens. When I saw John Bolton pop on the screen I knew it was downhill from there. Not worth the time to watch.