Welcome to Pyongyang Animal Park explained

Welcome to Pyongyang Animal Park
Director:	Yun Chan (Korean: 윤찬)
Country:	North Korea
Language:	Korean
Runtime:	120 minutes
Native Name:	Child: yes Hide: no Header: none Hangul: 어서오세요 Mr: Ŏsŏ oseyo Rr: Eoseo oseyo Northkorea: yes

Welcome to Pyongyang Animal Park is a 2001 North Korean film directed by Yun Chan. Originally made as a two 60 minute episode television series (텔레비죤소설극), the film is a coming of age drama about a young woman, Un A(은아), who achieves her goals in spite of interference from her family.^{[1] [2]}

Welcome to Pyongyang Animal Park was one of three North Korean films shown at the Special Screening section of the 6th Jeonju International Film Festival, held in South Korea from 28 April–6 May 2005.

External links

• film profile on the Jeonju international film festival website
• Link to an embedded video of South korean tv channel mbc reviewing the film Welcome to Pyongyang Animal Park in korean with footage from the film showcased
• Link to the South korean unification ministry's vhs storage catalogue that illustrates the location of the vhs in their centre
• Entry of the film in North korean art and culture dictionary

Notes and References

1. Kim Tae-jong. "North Korean Film on Tokto to Screen". HanCinema, 12 April 2005; originally published by The Korea Times. Retrieved on 26 October 2008.
2. Chun Su-jin. "Islamic culture films premier at Jeonju festival". HanCinema, 28 April 2005; originally published by JoongAng Daily. Retrieved on 26 October 2008.