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Genre:Drama
Written By:Takashi Iijima, Yeong Heo
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Studio:Joseongun Bodobu [KR], Shochiku
Cast
Yeong Heo, Tomotaka Tasaka
Director
Choi Woon-bong
Koichi Yasumoto
Yeong Sim
Tarô Kinoshita
Mun Ye-bong
Kinoshita's wife
Isamu Kosugi
Ryohei Kubo
Kuniko Miyake
Kubo's wife
Yoshiko Yamaguchi
Manchurian girl
So-yeong Kim
Baekhee Lee
Seo Wol-yeong
Eisuke's father
Geum-ryong Lee
Sansiro Yamamoto
Seizaburō Kawazu
Kenzô Asano
Ganjiro Nagato
Eisuke Kaneko
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