Kwa-sok-seu-kaen-deul (2008)

Kwa-sok-seu-kaen-deul: Directed by Hyeong-Cheol Kang. With Tae-Hyun Cha, Park Bo-Young, Il-Kwon Ahn, Kim Gi-Bang. A radio DJ/entertainer in his 30s suddenly learns he may be a grandfather, thanks to a young girl who has a baby son and claims to be his daughter.

“Able to humor an audience even though there is a cultural gap for non-Korean viewers. Manages a couple of laugh out loud moments in a mostly G-rated family oriented film. If you have no problems with subtitles or situational comedies, this movie is worth your time.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe film stays away from preaching its value set. Rather spending the 108 minutes of run time on the situations that have been created out of the characters choices.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eTae-hyun Cha creates a solid performance. In a role that could have been an unlikeable character, yet he keeps the main character fun. Bo-yeong Park plays her role down the middle. A solid performance from the side-kick role, Ji-ru Sung appears to steal every scene he is a part of.”