Lady Daddy is a South Korean comedy film that was released in 2010. The movie was directed by Lee Kwang-Jae and starred Lee Na-Young, Kim Ji-Suk, and Kim Hee-Soo.
The story revolves around a young boy named Goo Eun-joo, who is searching for his father. Eun-joo's parents are divorced, and he hasn't seen his father in years. When he finally tracks down his father's location, he is shocked to discover that his father is now a woman.
Ji-hyeon (Lee Na-Young), formerly known as Kim Jae-hyun, underwent sex reassignment surgery and is now living as a woman. She avoids telling Eun-joo her true identity, fearing that he won't accept her. However, Eun-joo soon discovers the truth and becomes determined to help his father reconnect with his old friends and family.
Throughout the movie, Ji-hyeon struggles with acceptance from her family and society. She faces discrimination and judgment from those around her, including her ex-wife and friends. However, with the help of Eun-joo, Ji-hyeon starts to accept herself and her new identity.
Lady Daddy is a heartwarming and humorous movie that challenges gender stereotypes and promotes acceptance and understanding of transgender people. The movie has been praised for its portrayal of a transgender character, and Lee Na-Young's performance has received critical acclaim.
