The year 1989 was a turning point in human history. Ideology seemed to be lost along with the Fall of the Wall in Berlin and the Collapse of the Soviet Union in November. That summer, the World Festival of Youth and Students in Pyongyang was crowded with students gathered for anti-war/nuclear and peace. This film is devoted to collect records and listen to the participants’ recollections. One axis is the records of city Pyongyang’s impression, the feeling of hospitality and North Korea’s unusual enthusiasm/perfection. The other axis is detailed records of the participants’ present story who are now in their middle ages. Every place of their daily lives became a proof of existence, as the history of the division and the necessity of struggle for democratization have been recognized in Pyongyang. The power of this movie is the photographs, record videos, and vivid voices beyond nostalgia, when the world was fulfilled with songs and dances, the parade of colorful flags, beaming faces of hope and peace before the geopolitical war started with the 9/11 attack. [PARK Inho]