Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter (2021)
Original title: 형수님 막내딸
Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter is a 2021 Korean-language romance movie directed by EROPING, with a running time of 1h 9m. It stars Yoon Yool, Jin Joo and Cha Myung-Hoon.
From their college club days, a cohabitation began with Yeon-jeong, a female senior who had a crush on him, and Yeong-soo, the president of the club. Her circumstances were difficult, and she was taken to Han-soo for a while. What confuses Han-soo is Ha-yeon, the daughter of Yeon-jeong, who came home late. A face that looks exactly like Yeon-jeong in college. But unlike Yeon-jeong those days, she seems somehow depressed. Han-soo fell in love with Ha-yeon, who is asleep with earphones in the living room, and walks closer and watched her. Ha-yeon suddenly opens her eyesand said he can touch it if he wants to. Han-soo's mind turned white with Ha-yeon's bold appearance, consistent with her blunt appearance.
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What is Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter about?
From their college club days, a cohabitation began with Yeon-jeong, a female senior who had a crush on him, and Yeong-soo, the president of the club. Her circumstances were difficult, and she was taken to Han-soo for a while. What confuses Han-soo is Ha-yeon, the daughter of Yeon-jeong, who came home late. A face that looks exactly like Yeon-jeong in college. But unlike Yeon-jeong those days, she seems somehow depressed. Han-soo fell in love with Ha-yeon, who is asleep with earphones in the living room, and walks closer and watched her. Ha-yeon suddenly opens her eyesand said he can touch it if he wants to. Han-soo's mind turned white with Ha-yeon's bold appearance, consistent with her blunt appearance.
When was Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter released?
Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter was released on 30 March 2021.
How long is Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter?
Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter runs 1h 9m.
Who made Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter?
Brother-in-law's Youngest Daughter was directed by EROPING.
