The Go Masters

Year: 1982

Runtime: 123 mins

Language: Japanese

Directors: Junya Satō, Duan Jishun

Drama

Ten years before WWII, a Japanese Go master meets his Chinese rival in China. He convinces the father to send the boy to Japan for Go training. As he matures, the Japanese invasion forces him to choose between his career and loyalty to China, a conflict made harder by his marriage to the Japanese master’s daughter and their child.

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