kdrama1-3, Exercise 3: The 1962 law and the North

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The Motion Picture Law of 1962, under Park Chung Hee, brought "increasingly restrictive measures", including an import quota. The article says it cut the number of domestic production companies from 71 to 16 within a year. Censorship targeted obscenity, communism and unpatriotic themes. (A separate screen quota on foreign-film days was first enacted in 1967.)

Two facts about North Korean film (from the cinema-of-North-Korea article): all film production is supervised by the Workers' Party of Korea and generally concerns propaganda; in 1978 the North Korean government abducted the South Korean filmmaker Shin Sang-ok and the actress Choi Eun-hee, who escaped in 1986. (Other acceptable facts: the Korean Art Film Studio dates from 1947; Kim Jong Il wrote On the Art of the Cinema in 1973; output estimates conflict.)

Sources: Wikipedia, Cinema of South Korea; Cinema of North Korea.