More Than Family

Synopsis

More Than Family (애비규환) is a heartwarming South Korean comedy-drama that follows the life of To-il, a 30-year-old man who discovers he has a teenage half-sister, Seo-yeon, resulting from his father's affair. Despite the initial shock and awkwardness, To-il and Seo-yeon gradually form a unique bond as they navigate through challenges and learn the true meaning of family. The film is a delightful mix of humor, emotion, and self-discovery, beautifully portrayed by the talented cast led by Krystal Jung. More Than Family encourages audiences to reflect on forgiveness, acceptance, and the importance of unconditional love in unexpected relationships.

Cast

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  Krystal Jung

  To-il

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  Jang Hye-jin

  Seon-myeong

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  Choi Deok-moon

  Tae-hyo

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  Shin Jae-hwi

  Ho-hoon

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  Lee Hae-yeong

  Hwan-gyu

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  Kang Mal-geum

  Ho-hoon's Mother

Reviews

More Than Family has garnered mixed reviews from critics, reflecting the diverse reactions to its unconventional storyline and character dynamics. While some appreciated the genuine chemistry between the leads and the touching exploration of family ties, others found the plot predictable and lacking depth in certain aspects. 'Rotten Tomatoes' gave it a 6.2/10, stating that the film delicately balances humor and sentimentality. However, 'IMDb' rated it 6.0/10, with mixed user reviews praising the performances but critiquing the pacing. 'Metacritic' scored it at 55 out of 100, emphasizing the film's sincerity despite its formulaic elements. Overall, More Than Family offers a refreshing take on familial relationships, resonating with audiences seeking a blend of laughter and heartfelt moments.