Choir of God

Overview

Struggling under international sanctions, North Korea turns to a Hungarian aid group, hoping church construction in Pyongyang might slip past restrictions. The NGO suggests a grand revival gathering with global choirs, which instead draws the attention of the Ministry of State Security, prompting arrests of local believers. In their place, the "Victory Orchestra" steps in—secretly made up of those very underground worshippers. When they finally lift their voices in hymns out in the open, their hidden faith surfaces, sparking an unforgettable mix of humor, heartache, and raw feeling.