[%%IMAGE1%%]<p>  The 2019 Pyeongchang International Peace Film Festival (PIPFF) is set to kick off on Aug. 16 for five days. The festival will focus on themes related to inter-Korean issues and reconciliation. Subjects covered by the films include North Korea’s past and present and its human rights issues as well as the Korean Peninsula’s division. Festival organizers held a press conference at the Gangwon Provincial Office building on July 15, 2019. The photo shows a scene of the North Korean film “The Bird” (1992), which will be screened as the opening film. (provided by the PIPFF)</p>

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