Familyhood 2016
"There's something thicker than blood."
In Kim Tae-gon's sharp blend of drama and comedy, *Familyhood (2016)* follows a once-famous actress whose career has stalled and whose maternal instincts remain unfulfilled.
Director: Kim Tae-gon
Cast
Kim Hye-soo
Go Ju-yeon
Don Lee
Park Pyung-gu
Kim Hyeon-soo
Kim Dan-ji
Kim Yong-geon
Mr. Kim
Seo Hyun-jin
Sang-mi
Kwak Si-yang
Ji-hoon
Hwang Mi-young
Mi-rae
Jun Suk-ho
Director Park
Ahn Jae-hong
Deok-su
Lee Soo-kyung
Sun-young
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Familyhood (2016) about?
*Familyhood* centers on a fading actress who fakes a pregnancy to revive her career, only to adopt a baby illegally from a pregnant teen. As media scrutiny mounts, her lie spirals into a crisis that risks everything she's worked for.
Who directed Familyhood?
Kim Tae-gon directed *Familyhood*, blending sharp social commentary with witty drama.
Who stars in Familyhood?
The film features Kim Hye-soo in a gripping lead role, supported by Don Lee, Kim Hyeon-soo, Seo Hyun-jin, and Kwak Si-yang.
Is Familyhood (2016) worth watching?
Despite its unrated status, *Familyhood* is a compelling watch for fans of dramatic comedies. Kim Hye-soo's performance anchors the film, which balances humor and heartache with finesse.
How long is Familyhood?
*Familyhood* runs for 119 minutes.
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About Familyhood (2016) — A Desperate Actress's High-Stakes Deception Unraveled
In Kim Tae-gon's sharp blend of drama and comedy, *Familyhood (2016)* follows a once-famous actress whose career has stalled and whose maternal instincts remain unfulfilled. With her biological clock ticking and adoptive options blocked, she takes a bold, unconventional route: secretly adopting an unborn child while pretending to be pregnant in the public eye. The calculated ruse briefly reignites her fame, but as tabloids pounce and her lies spiral, the high stakes of deception threaten to shatter her carefully constructed life.
At its core, *Familyhood (2016)* explores the lengths people go to for love and legacy, wrapping a biting social critique in heartfelt moments. Kim Hye-soo delivers a powerhouse performance as the desperate mother-to-be, with Don Lee and Seo Hyun-jin adding layers of tension and humor. The film oscillates between biting satire and genuine emotional depth, making it a standout in the genre.
