A spirited and brave fiction debut by Lee Sang-il, a Korean-Japanese filmmaker, that explores the taboo subject of the relations between Korean immigrants and Japanese in Japan.
Sang-il Lee
Director
Hidekazu Mashima
Yang Dae-song
Ryujin Yamamoto
Cho Hyun-ki
Shiho Takemoto
Yun Nami
Naohiro Ariyama
Lee Chong-bok
Tsutomu Yuzawa
Dae-song's Father
Kintohime
Dae-song's Mother
Yuka Shimizu
Song-mi
Hiroshi Nishikawa
Suzuki
Reiichi Ogiso
Principal
Takaya Fujiwara
Baseball Club Manager
Wu Xing-hime
Female Teacher
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