'Abduction' film directors urge N. Korea to return victims

'Abduction' film directors urge N. Korea to return victims

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. film director Chris Sheridan (L), his wife Patty Kim (2nd from L), Sakie Yokota (2nd from R) and her husband Shigeru hold a press conference in Tokyo on Oct. 5 after a preview of ''Abduction.'' The documentary film, directed by Sheridan and Kim, chronicles the abuduction of the Yokotas' daughter Megumi.

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