I do think you need to have some interest in football to appreciate it fully. Not too much, but some World Cup perspective. I do, and I loved it. I already knew the North Korean campaign in England, but there is plenty of surprises and discoveries for sports fanatics.
The images from N. Korea themselves, and the interviews with the survivors, are absolutely impressive and well placed. Images from 1966 also more than I could expect. If your interest is Korea as a country, it will also add good value. But it is really a gem, a first class goals for international football fans. It carries what World Cups are about, credit to the filmmaker.
* Apologies for imperfect English.
The images from N. Korea themselves, and the interviews with the survivors, are absolutely impressive and well placed. Images from 1966 also more than I could expect. If your interest is Korea as a country, it will also add good value. But it is really a gem, a first class goals for international football fans. It carries what World Cups are about, credit to the filmmaker.
* Apologies for imperfect English.
