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Japanese Godfather

1989, Korean. Directed by Kim Hyo-cheon.

Released from prison following the bombing of Hiroshima, Kang Dae-sun tries to return to Korea but, because of the chaos at the end of the war, fails to secure passage. He and his former cellmate Ok Man-sul become gangsters but spend a good deal of their time fighting communist sympathizers. When the Korean War breaks out, Dae-sun gives up the idea of ever returning home and concentrates on rising in rank to become the most powerful gangster in Japan.

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Released
29 April 1989
Original title
일본대부
Country
South Korea

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Japanese Godfather (1989) was directed by Kim Hyo-cheon and stars Yoon Seung-won, Kim Dong-hyun, Hyeon Gil-su.

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