Kim Cheol-min
2017 ¿Ï¼º¿¹Á¤
How would a red be created? The Emergency Decree no. 9 issued to crack down the pro-democracy movement protests to rise against the Yusin (Revitalization Reform) Dictatorship on November 22, 1975. Korean Central Intelligence Agency declared, "A group of 21 Korean-in-Japan spies was arrested, who disguised as students of the Studying-in-Homeland program and penetrated into local universities." The Korean resident community in Japan was shocked and terrified at the case, and their wounds still have not completely healed, just stitched up. The production crew went to seek out the persons unjustly accused of espionage in Tokyo and Osaka in Japan. And traveling back and forth between Japan and Korea, in order to ask about the social climate in two countries at that time and how they had been created as espionage agents, they could encounter the shocking truth about the fabrication of ¡°Koreans-in-Japan spy cases".
Kim Cheol-min
He has worked in the field of visual media after graduating from college in 2002. He has begun to make documentary films in earnest since 2011, and his first feature-length documentary The Reason Why I Step (2011), dealing with the groups of popular movements in Korea through protest song singer-song writer Baekja, has been invited to the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF). His second film The Anxious Day Out (2014) was completed with the support of BIFF's AND Fund and had its world premiere release in BIFF. Currently, he is making Red Complex, a documentary revealing the unknown shocking truth about the fabrication of ¡°Koreans-in-Japan spy cases".