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Remember when Pyongyang freaked out about that Seth Rogen movie, all those Sony e-mails were leaked, and hackers threatened to attack American theaters? Well, it turns out that North Koreans have always taken film seriously—like, kidnap-your-favorite-director seriously—and their signature cultural event is a full-on propaganda-packed cinemapalooza that's closed to nearly all foreigners. On assignment for GQ, one intrepid reporter risked his freedom and his sanity to spend eight surreal days watching movies in the Hermit Kingdom

Thanks to the late Kim Jong-il (no, really!), the world's most repressive regime has a soft spot for the movies. In fact, every two years, Pyongyang becomes something like the communist Cannes, with a spate of screenings and a huge influx of tourists. Okay, only eight tourists. But this year, we were among them