On November 12, the production team of the film 'Swing Kids' held press conference at SMTOWN COEX Artium in Samseong-dong, Seoul.
![D.O.](http://img.sbs.co.kr/newimg/news/20181116/201250932_1280.jpg)
Starting from 'Ro Ki-soo', a North Korean soldier and the biggest trouble maker in prison camp, to 'Yang Pan-rye', an interpreter who could speak four languages but have no license, and 'Kang Byeong-sam' who joined the dance troupe to find his wife, each member of the dance troupe has a different backstory but has one thing in common―a strong passion for dance.
![Swing Kids](http://img.sbs.co.kr/newimg/news/20181116/201250939_1280.jpg)
He added, "At first, I felt like I had two left feet but later on I got to enjoy the process because the tap dance itself was quite fun."
![Swing Kids](http://img.sbs.co.kr/newimg/news/20181116/201250940_1280.jpg)
D.O. continued, "Learning North Korean language was also hard at first, but it turns out that our intonation and theirs had a lot in common. I had a blast acting in North Korean language since it was kind of similar to Gangwon dialect."
![Swing Kids](http://img.sbs.co.kr/newimg/news/20181116/201250938_1280.jpg)
(Kang Eunbee, Credit= NEW)
(SBS Star)