Chong (2000)
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.
Director: Sang-il Lee
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Hidekazu Mashima as Yang Dae-song |
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Ryujin Yamamoto as Cho Hyun-ki |
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Shiho Takemoto as Yun Nami |
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Naohiro Ariyama as Lee Chong-bok |
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Tsutomu Yuzawa as Dae-song's Father |
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Kintohime as Dae-song's Mother |
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Yuka Shimizu as Song-mi |
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Hiroshi Nishikawa as Suzuki |
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Reiichi Ogiso as Principal |
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Takaya Fujiwara as Baseball Club Manager |
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Wu Xing-hime as Female Teacher |
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Kazuhiko Koshikawa as Convenience Store Clerk |
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Asami Saito as Ms. Saito |
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Ikuyo Kimura as Omiya Ana |
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Kazuaki Kubo as Pupil in the Class |
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Koji Moyama as Pupil in the Class |
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Naomichi Koike as Pupil in the Class |
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Ryota Tokunaga as Delinquent of the Underpass |
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Sadaharu Yashiro as Delinquent of the Underpass |
| Writing | Sang-il Lee | Writer |
| Camera | Shin Hayasaka | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Sang-il Lee | Director |
