Dr. Park Seo-joon (played by Lee Byung-hun) is a highly respected family physician running a quiet practice in a suburban Seoul neighborhood. He knows everyone’s secrets—infidelities, addictions, financial ruin. When a mysterious new patient, Hae-in (Kim Tae-ri), arrives with vague symptoms, Dr. Park becomes obsessed. As he digs deeper, he realizes that the "family" in his family practice is not a unit of love, but a web of lies, murder, and insurance fraud.
Family Practice (Dir. Lee Min-ho, 2022) is a quiet Indonesian-Korean co-production that asks a deceptively simple question: Can a doctor remain objective when treating her own flesh and blood? The film follows Dr. Sari, a Jakarta-trained physician who inherits a rural clinic after her father’s stroke. She soon discovers that her family has been hiding a genetic condition while self-medicating with traditional remedies.
Dr. Ayu (or character name) returns to her hometown to run her late father’s clinic. She must treat her estranged mother, rebellious brother, and nosy aunt, while uncovering a medical secret that threatens to tear the family apart.
On Karl's 60th birthday, Simon plans to introduce his new girlfriend during a family Shabbat dinner. However, the event is quickly derailed by his parents' own drama. Karl treats Simon more like a peer than a son, confessing that he feels decades younger ever since he began an affair with his new secretary, Sonja Brunner The Seductive Game