Cast
- Chris Tashima as Chiune "Sempo" Sugihara
- Susan Fukuda as Yukiko Sugihara
- Diana Georger as Helena Rosen
- Lawrence Craig as Nathan Rosen
- Shizuko Hoshi as Narrator
(In order of appearance)
Japan, 1985
- Mitsushi Yamaguchi as Elderly Sempo
- Kyoko Motoyama as Elderly Yuki
Lithuania, 1940
- Colm Wood as Student #1
- Eric Gugisch as German Officer
- Alan H. Friedenthal as Refugee #1
- Patricia Penn as Refugee #2
- Richard Nakaoka, Weston Yanagihara as Sugihara Children
- Linda Igarashi as Setsuko
- Jimmy Paola as Student #2
- Kimberly Mungovan as Sugihara Baby
Refugees at Interviews
- Martin Fontana as Man
- Noel Miller as Young Man
- David Russ as Elderly Man
- Maria Stanton as Wife
- Jude Gerard Prest as Husband
- Shauna Bloom as Woman
- Gibson Frazier as Cantor
- Jon Cellini, Jonathan Klein as Brothers
- Pamela Tretter as Mother
- Jack Newalu as Man at Train Station
Special Appearance
- Hanni Vogelweid as Elderly Woman at Interview
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