Cold Noodles in Pyongyang
North Korea—communist, impoverished, supported by China—and South Korea—capitalist, wealthy, supported by the United States—have coexisted for fifty years... and for fifty years have been discussing reunification. In June 2000, the Pyongyang summit brought together for the first time the leaders of both states and U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright...
Type (Documentaire / Documentaire fiction / Série documentaire)DocumentaryGenre en anglaisSociety & Economy CollectionKoreaWritten byArion Dume, David Carr-BrownDirected by David Carr-BrownIn coproduction with ARTE France / Psychology News / Zoom ProductionSupported by CNC, PROCIREP Year2002Duration26min
Press coverage
With Cold Noodles in Pyongyang, we return to the summit in Pyongyang in June 2000, which brought together the leaders of the two states under the aegis of the United States around the North Korean national dish, the first concrete symbol of a move towards reunification...
Le Monde
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