Films are being screened at cinemas and houses of culture in Pyongyang and local areas during the June 25-July 27 month of the anti-U.S. joint struggle. Among them are documentary films "the fatherly leader with anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters," "the fatherly leader with servicemen" and "holding the great brilliant commander in high esteem" (serials). The films show the great personalities of President Kim Il Sung, who led the revolutionary wars against the Japanese and U.S. imperialists to victory, and leader Kim Jong Il, who has glorified the dignity and honor of the country and nation with his Juche-oriented army-based leadership. Other films show the army and the people of Korea humbling the pride of the U.S. imperialists who boasted of being "the strongest" in the world and honorably defending the independence of the country and the gains of the revolution. Typical of them are documentary films "The Fatherland Liberation War" and "The U.S. Imperialists, Sworn Enemy of the Korean People" and feature films "Defenders of Height 1211" and "Wolmi Island."
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