Appaga Piryohae
아빠가 필요해
The short film "Wolf Daddy" directed by Chang Hyung-yun won the Hiroshima Award at the 11th Hiroshima Animation Festival. The 10 minute long animation film features the story of a werewolf novelist who gets to play the role of daddy for a six-year-old girl. Produced in 2005, the animation also won the 2005 Korean Animation Award and a Tokyo International Anime Fair award.
Synopsis
The short film "Wolf Daddy" directed by Chang Hyung-yun won the Hiroshima Award at the 11th Hiroshima Animation Festival. The 10 minute long animation film features the story of a werewolf novelist who gets to play the role of daddy for a six-year-old girl. Produced in 2005, the animation also won the 2005 Korean Animation Award and a Tokyo International Anime Fair award.
Reviews(1)
Slummi
November 24, 2020
Appaga Piryohae (Wolf Daddy) is an anime about the struggles and acceptance of becoming a father. With dry humor and great voice acting, Wolf Daddy never fails to deliver. As we follow the giant wolf adopting more and more children and sacrificing his own ambitions along the way, the viewers become enamored with this fictional character, who is symbolic of the Korean average joe. The only thing that holds this anime back is the bad sound quality at parts and the overly loud and jarring music. Wolf Daddy is a great anime for the average anime enjoyer, and is a must-watch for the youth ofsociety heading into fatherhood.