The steel gates of a high wall topped with barbed wire clang open, revealing prisoners so malnourished that skin hangs from their cheeks and their bodies resemble little more than skeletons. An old man who claws at a group of shocked newcomers as he begs for food is met with a swift beating by guards.This harrowing scene is just a precursor to the hellish life that awaits 9-year-old Yohan, his sister and their mother in "True North," a CGI-animated film debut by writer-director-producer Eiji Han Shimizu depicting the cruel conditions of North Korean political prison camps.The film, which ha…READ FULL ARTICLE