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KT
Directed by	Junji Sakamoto
Written by	Haruhiko Arai Eisuke Nakazono
Produced by	Lee Bong-su Yukiko Shii
Starring	Kōichi Satō Kim Kap-soo Choi Il-hwa
Cinematography	Norimichi Kasamatsu
Edited by	Kim Hyeong-ju
Music by	Park Ji-woong
Distributed by	Cinequanon
Release date	May 3, 2002 (2002-05-03)
Running time	130 minutes
Country	South Korea
Languages	Korean Japanese

KT is a 2002 Japanese-South Korean film directed by Junji Sakamoto with a screenplay by Haruhiko Arai. It is based on the kidnapping of Kim Dae-jung by agents of Park Chung Hee in August 1973 while on a trip to Tokyo. He was released in Seoul after five days.

The title KT means Killing the Target.^[1]

Plot

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The story is centered on Masuo Tomita, a Japanese intelligence officer who helped arrange for South Korean agents to kidnap and try to kill Park Chung Hee's enemy Kim Dae-jung, who was in exile in Tokyo. Tomita went along with the plan to save a South Korean teacher Lee Jeong-mi, whom he loved.

Cast

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Kōichi Satō ... Masuo Tomita
Kim Kap-soo ... Kim Chang-won
Choi Il-hwa ... Kim Dae-jung
Yoshio Harada ... Akikazu Kamikawa
Michitaka Tsutsui ... Kim Kap-soo
Yang Eun-yong ... Lee Jeong-mi
Kim Byung-se ... Kim Jung-won
Teruyuki Kagawa ...Haruo Satake
Akira Emoto ... Hiroshi Uchiyama
Kyoko Enami ... Kab-Soos Mother
Noboru Hamada ... Minister
Masahiro Komoto
Akaji Maro ... Susumu Kawahara
Ken Mitsuishi ...Yu Chun-seong
Ryūshi Mizukami
Nana Nakamoto ... Toshiko Takashima
Hirochi Oguchi ... Shoichi Tsukada
Gō Rijū ... Hong Seong-jin
Kenji Sahara... Minister
Ken Utsui
Hōka Kinoshita
Akira Hamada

References

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^ "輝国山人の韓国映画阪本順治ＫＴ" (in Japanese). Hf.rim.or.jp. Retrieved 2022-12-22.

External links

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KT at IMDb
KT at the Korean Movie Database (in Korean)

v t e Films directed by Junji Sakamoto
Dotsuitarunen (1989) Tekken (1990) Ōte (1991) Tokarefu (1994) Face (2000) New Battles Without Honor and Humanity (2000) KT (2002) My House (2003) Chameleon (2008) Children of the Dark (2008) Zatoichi: The Last (2010) Strangers in the City (2010) Someday (2011) Human Trust (2013)

v t e Mainichi Film Award for Excellence Film
1976-1980	Seishun no Satsujinsha (1976) Tora-san's Sunrise and Sunset (1976) Brother and Sister (1976) The Life of Chikuzan (1977) Mount Hakkoda (1977) Ballad of Orin (1977) Nemu no Ki no Uta ga Kikoeru (1977) Third Base (1978) Empire of Passion (1978) The Love Suicides at Sonezaki (1978) Kaerazaru hibi (1978) Shōdō Satsujin Musuko Yo (1979) The Man Who Stole the Sun (1979) Vengeance Is Mine (1979 No More Easy Life (1979) Zigeunerweisen (1980) A Distant Cry from Spring (1980) The Battle of Port Arthur (1980) Virus (1980)
1981-1990	Station (1981) Willful Murder (1981) Lonely Heart (1981) Enrai (1981) Suspicion (1982) Tōno Monogatari (1982) Farewell to the Land (1982) The Go Masters (1982) The Family Game (1983) The Makioka Sisters (1983) International Military Tribunal for the Far East (1983) The Ballad of Narayama (1983) The Funeral (1984) MacArthur's Children (1984) Mahjong hōrōki (1984) Ohan (1984) Sorekara (1985) Typhoon Club (1985) Fire Festival (1985) The Burmese Harp (1985) Uhohho Tankentai (1986) House on Fire (1986) Final Take (1986) A Promise (1986) Itazu Kuma (1987) Eiga Joyū (1987) Tora-san Goes North (1987) The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On (1987) The Discarnates (1988) Kimurake no Hitobito (1988) Tomorrow (1988) The Silk Road (1988) Shaso (1989) Death of a Tea Master (1989) Dotsuitarunen (1989) Rikyu (1989) The Cherry Orchard (1990) Dreams (1990) The Sting of Death (1990) Shiroi Te (1990)
1991–2000	Rainbow Kids (1991) Rhapsody in August (1991) A Scene at the Sea (1991) Munō no Hito (1991) Seishun Dendeke Dekedeke (1992) The River with No Bridge (1992) Original Sin (1992) Tōki Rakujitsu (1992) Moving (1993) A Class to Remember (1993) Byōin de Shinu to Iukoto (1993) We Are Not Alone (1993) Ghost Pub (1994) 119 (1994) Crest of Betrayal (1994) Natsu no Niwa Friend (1994) Bō no Kanashimi (1994) Kura (1995) Sharaku (1995) Deep River (1995) Love Letter (1995) Village of Dreams(1996) A Class to Remember 2 (1996) Kids Return (1996) Sleeping Man (1996) The Eel (1997) Yūkai (1997) Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald (1997) A Class to Remember 3 (1998) Dr. Akagi (1998) Give It All (1998) Hana-bi (1998) Kikujiro (1999) Jubaku: Spellbound (1999) Keiho (1999) M/Other (1999) After the Rain (2000) Gohatto (2000) A lass to Remember 4 (2000) Nabbie's Love (2000)
2001–2010	Waterboys (2001) Go (2001) Nihon no Kuroi Natsu: Enzai (2001) Battle Royale (2001) The Firefly (2001) Out (2002) Amidadō Dayori (2002) KT (2002) Hush! (2002) Like Asura (2003) Zatoichi (2003) Spy Sorge (2003) Doppelganger (2003) Nobody Knows (2004) Princess Raccoon (2005) Hula Girls (2006) A Gentle Breeze in the Village (2007) All Around Us (2008) Mt. Tsurugidake (2009) Haru's Journey (2010)
2011–2020	Saudade (2011) The Kirishima Thing (2012) Pecoross' Mother and Her Days (2013) The Light Shines Only There (2014) Journey to the Shore (2015) In This Corner of the World (2016) Wilderness (2017) The Chrysanthemum and the Guillotine (2018) The Journalist (2019) Underdog (2020)
2021–present	Under the Open Sky (2021) No Place to Go (2022) Shadow of Fire (2023)

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+|writer         = [[Haruhiko Arai]]<br />Eisuke Nakazono
-|starring       = [[Koichi Sato]]<br />[[Kim Kab-soo]] <br /> Choi Ill-hwa
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+'''''KT''''' is a 2002 Japanese-South Korean film directed by [[Junji Sakamoto]] with a screenplay by [[Haruhiko Arai]]. It is based on the kidnapping of [[Kim Dae-jung]] by agents of [[Park Chung Hee]] in August 1973 while on a trip to Tokyo. He was released in Seoul after five days.
+The title '''KT''' means '''K'''illing the '''T'''arget.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hf.rim.or.jp/~t-sanjin/sakamoto_kt.html |title=輝国山人の韓国映画 阪本順治 ＫＴ |publisher=Hf.rim.or.jp |language=ja|access-date=2022-12-22}}</ref>
-KT is 2002 Japanese-South Korean film is  based of Kim Dae-jung who kidnapped by Park Chung-hee's agnets on August 1973 while trip on Tokyo and relased after five days in Seoul and book by Haruhiko Akai
 ==Plot==
-The Story of Masuo Tomita who was Japanese intelligence officer who araged helped to  South Korean agents to kidnapped and kill [[Park Chung-hee]]'s enemy Kim Dae-jung  who exiled in Tokyo in order saved his South Korean teacher Lee Jeong-Mi whom he loved. and faced trails
+The story is centered on Masuo Tomita, a Japanese intelligence officer who helped arrange for South Korean agents to kidnap and try to kill Park Chung Hee's enemy Kim Dae-jung, who was in exile in Tokyo. Tomita went along with the plan to save a South Korean teacher Lee Jeong-mi, whom he loved.
 ==Cast==
+* [[Kōichi Satō (actor)|Kōichi Satō]] ... Masuo Tomita
-*[[Choi Il-hwa]] ... [[Kim Dae-Jung]]
-*[[Akira Emoto]] ... Hiroshi Uchiyama
+* [[Kim Kap-soo]] ... Kim Chang-won
-*[[Kyoko Enami]] ... Kab-Soos Mother
+* [[Choi Il-hwa]] ... [[Kim Dae-jung]]
+* [[Yoshio Harada]] ... Akikazu Kamikawa
-*Noboru Hamada ... Minister
+* [[Michitaka Tsutsui]] ... Kim Kap-soo
-*Yoshio Harada ... Akikazu Kamikawa
+* Yang Eun-yong ... Lee Jeong-mi
-*Teruyuki Kagawa ...Haruo Satake
-*Kim Byeong-Se ... Kim Junk-Won
+* [[Kim Byung-se]] ... Kim Jung-won
-*[[Kim Kap-su]] ... Kim Chang-Won
+* [[Teruyuki Kagawa]] ...Haruo Satake
+* [[Akira Emoto]] ... Hiroshi Uchiyama
-*Masahiro Komoto
+* [[Kyoko Enami]] ... Kab-Soos Mother
-*Akaji Maro ... Susumu Kawahara
+* Noboru Hamada ... Minister
-*Ken Mitsuishi ...Yu Chun-Seong
+* Masahiro Komoto
-*Ryuushi Mizukami
+* [[Akaji Maro]] ... Susumu Kawahara
-*Nana Nakamoto ... Toshiko Takashima
+* [[Ken Mitsuishi]] ...Yu Chun-seong
-*Hirochi Oguchi ... Shoichi Tsukada
+* Ryūshi Mizukami
-*Go Riju ... Hong Seong-Jin
+* Nana Nakamoto ... Toshiko Takashima
-*Kenji Sahara... Minister
+* Hirochi Oguchi ... Shoichi Tsukada
-*Koichi Sato ... Masuo Tomita
-*Michitaka Tsutsui ... Kim Kab-Soo
+* [[Gō Rijū]] ... Hong Seong-jin
+* Kenji Sahara... Minister
-Yang Eun-Yong ... Lee Jeong-Mi
-*Ken Utsui
+* [[Ken Utsui]]
-*Houka Kinoshita
+* Hōka Kinoshita
-*Akira Hamada
+* Akira Hamada
+==References==
+{{reflist}}
-====External links==
+==External links==
-* {{imdb title|1670690|KT}}
+* {{IMDb title|0309751|KT}}
 * {{Kmdb film|05558|KT}}
-[[Category:South Korean films]]
+{{Junji Sakamoto|state=autocollapse}}
-[[Category:Japanese films]]
+{{Mainichi Film Award for Excellence Film}}
-[[Category:South Korean crime films]]
-[[Category:Japanese crime films]]
+[[Category:South Korean crime thriller films]]
-{{Korea-film-stub}}
+[[Category:Japanese crime thriller films]]
-{{Japan-film-stub}}
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-[[Category:2000s crime films]]
+[[Category:2002 crime thriller films]]
+[[Category:Films with screenplays by Haruhiko Arai]]
-[[ja:KT (映画)]]
+[[Category:2000s Japanese films]]
+[[Category:2000s South Korean films]]
+{{SouthKorea-film-stub}}
+{{2000s-Japan-film-stub}}