President Park Geun-hye’s failure in domestic politics and the breakdown of society has led to the recent success of disaster-themed blockbusters in South Korea, a North Korean mouthpiece said on Saturday.
Comparing the South to the dystopian societies portrayed in two recent movies “Train to Busan" and “The Tunnel”, Arirang-Meari, an online propaganda outlet, claimed that life in South Korea is "a hell on earth" and "complete pandemonium".
President Park Geun-hye’s failure in domestic politics and the breakdown of society has led to the recent success of disaster-themed blockbusters in South Korea, a North Korean mouthpiece said on Saturday.
Comparing the South to the dystopian societies portrayed in two recent movies “Train to Busan" and “The Tunnel”, Arirang-Meari, an online propaganda outlet, claimed that life in South Korea is "a hell on earth" and "complete pandemonium".
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