KT (film)
KT is a 2002 Japanese-South Korean film directed by Junji Sakamoto with a screenplay by Haruhiko Arai. It is based on the kidnapping of Kim Dae-jung by agents of Park Chung-hee in August 1973 while on a trip to Tokyo. He was released in Seoul after five days.
| KT | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Junji Sakamoto |
| Produced by | Lee Bong-su Yukiko Shii |
| Written by | Haruhiko Arai Eisuke Nakazono |
| Starring | Kōichi Satō Kim Kap-soo Choi Il-hwa |
| Music by | Park Ji-woong |
| Cinematography | Norimichi Kasamatsu |
| Edited by | Kim Hyeong-ju |
| Distributed by | Cinequanon |
Release date |
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Running time | 130 minutes |
| Country | South Korea |
| Language | Korean Japanese |
Plot
The story is centered on Masuo Tomita, a Japanese intelligence officer who helped arrange for South Korean agents to kidnap and try to kill Park Chung-hee's enemy Kim Dae-jung, who was in exile in Tokyo. Tomita went along with the plan to save a South Korean teacher Lee Jeong-mi, whom he loved.
Cast
- Kōichi Satō ... Masuo Tomita
- Kim Kap-soo ... Kim Chang-won
- Choi Il-hwa ... Kim Dae-jung
- Yoshio Harada ... Akikazu Kamikawa
- Michitaka Tsutsui ... Kim Kap-soo
- Yang Eun-yong ... Lee Jeong-mi
- Kim Byung-se ... Kim Jung-won
- Teruyuki Kagawa ...Haruo Satake
- Akira Emoto ... Hiroshi Uchiyama
- Kyoko Enami ... Kab-Soos Mother
- Noboru Hamada ... Minister
- Masahiro Komoto
- Akaji Maro ... Susumu Kawahara
- Ken Mitsuishi ...Yu Chun-seong
- Ryūshi Mizukami
- Nana Nakamoto ... Toshiko Takashima
- Hirochi Oguchi ... Shoichi Tsukada
- Gō Rijū ... Hong Seong-jin
- Kenji Sahara... Minister
- Ken Utsui
- Hōka Kinoshita
- Akira Hamada
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