The Lovers and the Despot Page #3
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(tires screech)
(tram bell rings)
On March 13th, Shin Sang-ok,
movie producer,
who has been working
in North Korea,
and Choi Eun-hee,
approached the US government
and sought assistance.
We have given them assistance,
but I can't give you
anything further.
Dean S. Robinson:
In Vienna, we would expect
that any defector
that's going to walk in
is either an Eastern-bloc
military person,
an Eastern-bloc intelligence
officer or a diplomat.
Film people from North Korea...
that's interesting. That's...
That's not something you see
very often on the radar.
That's not what
you would expect.
They spent considerable time,
sitting down talking
to the intelligence authorities
of that story.
if we were the suspicious
kind of people.
When I met Shin and Choi
for the first time,
they were so uneasy.
They were so ill at ease.
Some people said
Choi was really kidnapped.
But Shin was not kidnapped,
That was a widespread story.
Rissient:
Everyone was convincedin South Korea
that he had gone willingly.
For whatever it means,
every single person
at that time thought that.
(Kim Jong-il's
indistinct voice on tape)
On the tape,
Kim Jong-il confessed
that he had to kidnap
Shin and Choi
to North Korea
film business.
Kim Jong-il:
(speaking Korean on tape)
(speaking Japanese)
I think,
a solid source in North Korea,
a trustable source...
Anyway, they were brought
to the United States.
accepted their asylum
in the United States.
(speaking Korean)
(speaking English)
(speaking Korean)
(laughs and cries)
(chuckles)
(indistinct chatter)
Myung-yim:
(speaking Korean)(cries)
Jeong-kyun:
(speaking Korean)Choi:
(speaking Korean)(sighs)
(indistinct chatter)
(crowd sobbing)
(explosion)
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