North Korean state media alleges that Korean movies and dramas contain fabricated content and propaganda against the country.

"Recently, the Korean government and film producers are trying to promote propaganda strategies when they publish lies and fabricated movies and dramas," Uriminzokkiri, a North Korean state-run news website, said. , written in an editorial yesterday.

Uriminzokkiri is not only referring to the films that have been criticized, but South Korea's Yonhap news agency said that this site may be referring to the recent hit films like "Crash Landing On You". or "Ashfall" (Great Baekdu Mountain disaster).

"Landing in you" is a romance film about the Korean tycoon's daughter and a Korean officer, depicting North Korea as a poor, backward economy. The "Great Baekdu Mountain Catastrophe" tells the story of Korean-North Korean soldiers trying to prevent an eruption on Mount Baekdu with images of severely devastated Korean villages.

"We could not hide the astonishment at the Korean government's release and support of the films with content that opposed and attacked North Korea to blame for the collapse of the peace talks on the peninsula, after when ruining inter-Korean relations by listening to American instigation and taking military confrontation actions, "Uriminzokkiri added.

The site also warned producers and publishers of similar content to "pay" for completely distorting the truth about North Korea and hurting its people.

North Korea has recently increased pressure on South Korea and the United States due to joint military exercises between the two countries. Pyongyang has vowed not to return to the negotiating table if Washington does not back down its hostile policy.