It's sad and predictable that they depict the astronaut as being abandoned by the DPRK, but this is still more props than just about any Western fiction would give the DPRK in any circumstance.
It's kind of implied there was a plan to get them back on the Soviet ship. They just didn't know he was even alive and aren't about to say "hey we crashed a guy into mars"
It's sad and predictable that they depict the astronaut as being abandoned by the DPRK, but this is still more props than just about any Western fiction would give the DPRK in any circumstance.
It's kind of implied there was a plan to get them back on the Soviet ship. They just didn't know he was even alive and aren't about to say "hey we crashed a guy into mars"