Η ανθρώπινη πράξη που απαγορευόταν στον Μεσαίωνα ως ανατρεπτική: το αποκαλυπτικό, αυθόρμητο, τρανταχτό, διαβρωτικό γέλιο.
Και δικαίως. Ξέρουν ενδόμυχα πως όταν ο κόσμος αρχίζει και γελάει μαζί τους δεν τους φοβάται πια. Το τέλος του φόβου είναι η αρχή του δικού τους τέλους.
Έτσι απειλούν θεούς και δαίμονες, όπως κάνει ο βορειοκορεάτης δικτάτορας, που απειλεί ότι θα κυνηγήσει σε όλη τη γη και θα τιμωρήσει τους συντελεστές της χολιγουντιανής κωμωδίας που ασχολείται με την αφεντομουτσουνάρα του.
Γελοίο τέλος θα έχει μάλλον ο ίδιος, ο γουρουνομπεμπές!
Γιώργος Γιαννούλης- Γιαννουλόπουλος
Γιώργος Γιαννούλης- Γιαννουλόπουλος
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In recent weeks the question of whether or not North Korea’s despotic leader Kim Jong-un has a sense of humour seems to have been unequivocally answered. The joke that appears not to have brought the merest smirk from the leader of the Hermit Kingdom is the upcoming release of the James Franco and Seth Rogen film The Interview. The comedy sees the pair as a hapless tabloid TV host and his producer who are recruited by the CIA to assassinate Kim Jong-un (played by Korean-American actor, Randall Park).
In recent weeks the question of whether or not North Korea’s despotic leader Kim Jong-un has a sense of humour seems to have been unequivocally answered. The joke that appears not to have brought the merest smirk from the leader of the Hermit Kingdom is the upcoming release of the James Franco and Seth Rogen film The Interview. The comedy sees the pair as a hapless tabloid TV host and his producer who are recruited by the CIA to assassinate Kim Jong-un (played by Korean-American actor, Randall Park).
The first signs of North Korea’s displeasure at the film, directed by Evan Goldberg, was two weeks after the teaser trailer appeared online, on 11 June. North Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote a letter to the White House denouncing the film as terrorism and an “act of war”, a charge which they escalated further as a complaint to the UN later that month. “If the US Government condones the screening of the film, they will have their consequences,” the spokesman for the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) said. “Those criminals who mocked our leader and committed hostile crimes against our People’s Republic will be punished according to the law – wherever they hide on this globe.”
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