Communists do the strangest things. This documentary shows two female gymnasts and their families preparing for the 2004 Mass Games in Pyongyang, North Korea. Life under a communist despot seems a lot like the cult I was in, just colder and with less food. The filmmakers now give guided tours of North Korea. Capitalists do the strangest things too.
By the way, Kim Jong-Il, you're a no good ditcher.
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