I'm always curious to know more about North Korea and Kim Jong Un. I have always known Kim Jong as a cruel leader and everybody thinks the same. In this documentary it is shown how he got rid of his brother, how he planned. Of course, everyone is just a puppet. Still no one can question him for his wrong doings. But,deep down we know what actually happen.

"ASSASSINS relies on lawyers' proofs, journalists' notes to elucidate and earmarks most of its volume following the trial of the two female "assassins" (one Indonesian, one Vietnamese),which is at first designated as a show trial, with pencil sketches in lieu of actual court footage. While it is clear as day those two girls are duped, they were led to think they were merely performing a video prank, what sticks in one's throat is that the Malaysian legislature is resolute to use these two innocent pawns as the whipping boy, which really stokes one's indignation. Then turnabouts crop up, indignation subsides, but justice is far from prevailing, instead one can only wheeze out a dispiriting resignation when it is up to political pressure to exculpate the voiceless and downtrodden. Plus, one advise, girls, please smarten up, retaining some common sense in whatever gainful activity you are pursuing."

read my full review on my blog: cinema omnivore, thanks.

Kim Jong-nam half brother to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was assassinated (dead within an hour from VX neural toxin applied to face by two, perhaps, unsuspecting females recruited by NK) in Malaysia in 2017. One of many, probably in the tens-of-thousands killed by the totalitarian Jong-un (joins Russia's Putin, and China's Xi Jinping) as being proficient at maintaining control using that, and other methods. A selfish, in part economic, policy rationale by D. Trump has encouraged these genocides. Trump: "I just received a beautiful letter from Kim Jong-un ... very warm, very nice letter. Note: He likes to "very much" repeat himself (dementia?) , and especially likes the vague "very, very".