The word is Juche (pronounced ju-chay), and while it's technically a political ideology, it can seem more like a religion in its ability to inspire devotion among North Koreans and its ubiquity as ...

It’s just a single word, but it’s hard to miss in North Korea. It’s splashed across countless propaganda signs, seeded through dozens of state media reports, at the beating heart of ...

And the tool the state has used to convince of them of these ideas is a unique official philosophy called “juche” (pronounced JOO-chay). Juche, which roughly translates as “self-reliance ...

The ideas of that noted film theorist and critic Kim Jong-il are the subject of "The Juche Idea," experimental filmmaker Jim Finn's satirical effort set in North Korea. By The Associated Press The ...

What is this deep faith that President Trump has begun to devote himself to? The Juche idea: the state religion of North Korea. What is the Juche idea? While it’s officially a political ideology ...

Movie Review | 'The Juche Idea' By Mike Hale Jim Finn, maker of “artist films” (his own phrase, only partly ironic), will confound most moviegoers with “The Juche Idea,” his latest short ...

Jim Finn follows a South Korean video artist in North Korea who hopes to revitalize Juche cinema somewhat inspired by a true story of a South Korean filmmaker kidnapped in the 70s to make the ...