I have to disagree, it seems to me that what it shows is something very real about NK: the way the NK wants to portray herself, the illusion that they want to c

I have to disagree, it seems to me that what it shows is something very real about NK: the way the NK wants to portray herself, the illusion that they want to create. It's not like say pictures of Istanbul with century-old men, veiled women in rundown rotting quarters which many tourists and photographers like to shoot and many believe represent the general reality of the city while we the citizens cringe to death. The "show" here is put on by NK herself and the documentary is interesting because its documenting that. It's NK that pushes those stereotypes.