North Korea Undercover BBC Panorama

We have covered North Korea in previous documentaries this time experienced investigative journalist John Sweeney visits North Korea in the guise of a tourist (they never reveal they are journalists or they would not get visas). Sweeney wants to see what really goes on in the worlds most secretive nation. North Korea has been accused of crimes against humanity with it's people living in poverty and is still recovering from famine all the while they claim to have nuclear weapons that would cost billions.

As with other DPRK documentaries journalists that visit the country are extremely limited as to what they can film. Visitors are escorted by guides at all times and all trips are pre-planned, you see what they want you to see. However Sweeney and the Panorama team do manage to get some footage the Kim Jong-un government would rather not be seen.Sweeney also seems more determined to ask questions even if answers are not forthcoming, hardly surprising with reports that speaking ill of the Supreme leader and the country comes with a death sentence.