The Jangmadang Generation

North Korea's Millennial Generation is shaking things up in the hermit kingdom. They grew up relying on themselves, not the regime, and they have a different mindset from the previous generation. Featuring hidden camera footage from inside North Korea, coupled with the firsthand experiences of eight North Korean defectors, this is a story of resilience, creativity, and quiet rebellion even in the most difficult of circumstances.

This is by far one of the better made movies and didn't leave me disappointed at all!

I enjoyed it and it's a movie I'd watch again in the future.

I'm not a big movie goer, but I had huge expectations for this one, and I was absolutely blown away by the beauty and magic and absolute fantastic storytelling in this movie.

This is one of THE best original Documentary movies to come out in a long time! The cinematography, ORIGINAL choreography, story, cast and acting are all spot-on! The over-all production quality is top!

This was a great movie. The storyline was believable and the directing and cast are excellent.

Excellent film! I feel Chad Vickery can't make a bad movie.

A few scenes that didn't care for but hard to find good movies these days.

Kang Min is great in roles like these, but the entire cast was as good as he was and the movie kept us on the edge of our seats the whole time.

Kang Min is one the best actors around. He is always so good. Never seen him underperformed. He gives a great shot here too! Awesome movie ever!