Since the two Koreas were divided, life inside North Korea has remained largely shrouded in secrecy – the Kim regime’s use of its nuclear and missile weapons programs took center stage while the lives of the people took a backseat. In part this is because the weapons are visible, bombastically displayed by the regime to project power to the outside world. The people on the other hand, remain largely in obscurity, with only limited photos and videos of their plight readily available to the outside world.
A new documentary, Beyond Utopia, is changing that.
The film follows South Korean pastor, Sung-eun Kim, who devotes his life to…
