Japanese Godfather
Apr 29, 1989 · 1h 54m
Director
Kim Hyo-cheonOverview
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.
Cast of Japanese Godfather
Crew of Japanese Godfather
About Japanese Godfather
What is Japanese Godfather about?
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…
When was Japanese Godfather released?
Japanese Godfather was released on April 29, 1989.
How long is Japanese Godfather?
Japanese Godfather runs 1 hour 54 minutes (114 minutes).
Who directed Japanese Godfather?
Japanese Godfather was directed by Kim Hyo-cheon.
Who is in the cast of Japanese Godfather?
The cast of Japanese Godfather includes Yoon Seung-won, Kim Dong-hyun, Hyeon Gil-su, Lee Moo-jung and Lee Gyeong-gu.