Hana, dul, sed...

Football unites: the players and the teams amongst each other. Ideally – that's the claim of the international Football Associations – football brings the world closer together. As a portrait of four players of North Korea's women's national team, Hana, dul, sed... is putting this utopia to the test: What does "internationality" mean in one of the most isolated countries in the world? Who do you play for and who's your audience? How do you create a privileged life for yourself and what do you do after your team career is over? Brigitte Weich's film is precise but not denouncing. It links the political, the private, and the sport and is telling more about North Korea then the majority of media coverage around.
 
The screening (98 min) is followed by a discussion with director Brigitte Weich.