The movie 'Taxi Driver', based on the horrors of the day, is based on a true story.

The film 'Taxi Driver' is based on a true story, and it is fun to watch the villainous scenery and accessories of the '80s.


It is the story of a German journalist Jürgen Hinzpeter and a taxi driver 'Kim sa-bok' who helped him to spread the Gwangju democracy movement vividly.

Hinzpeter, a Japanese correspondent, took a vivid scene of the massacre after secretly entering Gwangju. 

  
'brisa' mini size car. was very cute.
In this process, Mr. Kim sa-bok gave a lot of help. The role of 'Kim sa-bok' was played by the national actor 'song kang-ho'.

In May 1980, 'Man-seop', who drove a taxi from Seoul, picked up a foreign guest in poor English.


'Gwangju' barely entered under the belief that a taxi fare should be paid.

The driver feels danger and says to get out. Foreign reporters start shooting without concern.
The driver is worried about her daughter.

That was war.. military vs citizen

The taxi that I went to at the time. It's a tough car these days. It is a car that rarely looks cute when you look at it.

King of singers 'Jo yong-pil' comes up with a hit song. The film reproduces the 80s properly.
In addition, '3rd Han river bridge' ....
Because it is a movie, a little fiction is added.


The German reporter in the taxi driver was a real person at the time, Jürgen Hinzpeter.

        He has played a decisive role in spreading the "Gwangju" democracy movement. I disguised the film as a cake and succeeded in taking it out.
He delivered it to the German news center, which made it known to the world.


his wife visited korea recently.


   Hinzpeter has given thanks to "Kim sa-bok" while receiving a press award in the past.
Unfortunately, it can not be delivered directly. 'Kim sa-bok' can not know where he is.
80's house   
 'Kim sa-bok' was an important figure that made the film known, passing many hurdles.

The German actor who appeared in the 'Taxi driver' often appeared in other films as a soldier.


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