Manok 2025
"The K-Queer comedy you've never seen before!"
Step into the vibrant world of *Manok (2025)*, a groundbreaking South Korean comedy-drama directed by Lee Yu-jin.
Director: Lee Yu-jin
Cast
Yang Mal-bok
Manok
Sung Jae-yun
Park Wan-kyu
Kim Jung-young
Sak-ja
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Manok (2025) about?
*Manok (2025)* follows the story of a former Seoul bar owner who returns to her rural hometown and enters local politics to challenge her ex-husband for mayor. The film weaves together personal struggles, queer identity, and small-town dynamics in a fresh and engaging narrative.
Who directed Manok?
Lee Yu-jin is at the helm of *Manok (2025)*, bringing her unique vision to this trailblazing queer comedy-drama.
Who stars in Manok?
The film stars Yang Mal-bok, Sung Jae-yun, Park Wan-kyu, Kim Jung-young, and Sak-ja in pivotal roles.
Is Manok (2025) worth watching?
If you enjoy queer-centric stories with sharp humor and emotional depth, *Manok (2025)* is absolutely worth watching. Its blend of comedy and drama, along with strong performances, makes it a standout in the K-Queer genre.
How long is Manok?
The runtime for *Manok (2025)* is 122 minutes.
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About Manok (2025) — A K-Queer Comedy-Drama Breaking Boundaries
Step into the vibrant world of *Manok (2025)*, a groundbreaking South Korean comedy-drama directed by Lee Yu-jin. This heartfelt film follows Yang Mal-bok in a bold and unexpected role as the owner of a lesbian bar in Seoul, who makes a drastic life change by returning to her rural hometown. There, she steps into the political arena, challenging her ex-husband for the position of mayor—a move that blends personal history with public ambition.
With its sharp wit and emotional depth, *Manok (2025)* explores themes of identity, reinvention, and the clash between tradition and progress. The story unfolds against the backdrop of small-town life, where rainbow-hued pasts meet the stark realities of local politics. Yang Mal-bok's magnetic performance, alongside a talented ensemble cast, brings this queer-centric narrative to life with humor, resilience, and raw authenticity.
