Film shows were held by the Central Committee of the Nepal Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist), Amur State University of Russia, a company of the Czech Republic, Adita Ariya Prawira Ship Co. of Indonesia, Mariners' Ship and Commerce Co. of Thailand, a public school of India, the Defense Ministry of Guinea and a hospital of Nigeria between Dec. 11 and 17.

Films shown included "DPRK Tells in Bitter Tears", "The Tower of the Juche Idea", " Pyongyang Today" and "The Story of a Flower".

The director of a company of the Czech Republic said that the film helped him know again about the might and the economic potentials of the DPRK, expressing the conviction that the DPRK will become stronger.

The director of the Adita Ariya Prawira Ship Co. of Indonesia said that he could know better about how the Korean people rose up, increased the might of the country, achieved economic successes and defended socialism.

Though hostile forces including the U.S. are talking about sanctions on the DPRK by dint of the UN, the Korean people will make greater successes in building a great prosperous and powerful nation under the leadership of Kim Jong Un.

The director of the Medical Department of the Defence Ministry of Guinea said he heard several times that the Korean people trust in and follow their leader like their father and it is the first time for him to see for himself and understand it through the film.