영화 정보
Annyong, Sayonara
Wide Angle
Social Criticism · Politics/Conspiracy · History
- CountryKorea
- Production Year2005
- Running Time110min
- ColorCOLOR
Program Note
Lee Hee-Ja has launched a lawsuit against the Yasukuni Shrine and the Japanese government in order to withdraw the enshrinement of her father. Furukawa is the Japanese man who organized the support committee for the lawsuit regarding compensation for Korean War victims. Centered on these two people’s struggle together against the Yasukuni Shrine, the film silently cries out for a peaceful world by relieving the conflict and opposition in East Asia and transcending the problems of Korea and Japan.
Director
KIM Taeil
Born in 1963. Kim Tae-il entered the world of documentary filmmaking with Special Song of Wongin Factory(1993). His other works are The Man Who Crosses the Division (1995), A Purple Handkerchief(1995), Aging Grass Stays Greener When Together (1996), Making the Spy(1998), 4.9(2000), and The Story of Korean Informal Women Workers (2003), which was screened at the 8th PIFF.
Kumiko Kato
Born in 1975, Kato works in Tokyo. Her first work had a theme of comfort girls during World War II. Since then, she directed several documentaries including Whereabouts? (2003), which questions Japan′s dispatching forces.
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Credit
- Director KIM Taeil 김태일, Kumiko Kato 카토 쿠미코
- Producer Kim Il-kwon
- Cast Lee Hee-ja, Hurukawa Masaki
- Screenplay Hong Sung-hwa
- Cinematography J Hye, Takabe Uko
- Music Jung Hye-won
