Tone-Deaf Clinic is a Korean comedy film released in 2012. The movie revolves around Hong Ae-ja, played by the well-known actress Park Ha-sun. Ae-ja is a woman who loves music deeply but is tone-deaf. Her terrible singing voice causes her to embarrass herself in front of others, and she becomes the laughing stock of her office.
Determined to improve her singing, Ae-ja seeks the help of a tone-deaf clinic run by Dr. Park, played by actor Yoon Sang-hyun. Dr. Park is a skilled therapist who has helped many tone-deaf individuals in the past. Ae-ja hopes that Dr. Park can help her overcome her tone-deafness and improve her singing.
As Ae-ja begins her therapy at the clinic, she meets other patients, each with their unique tone-deafness story. She befriends them and even starts singing with them. However, her therapy takes a new turn when Dr. Park falls in love with Ae-ja, causing a few hilarious and awkward situations.
The film also explores the journey of Dr. Park, a man who initially has no interest in music but ends up falling in love with it while trying to help Ae-ja.
Tone-Deaf Clinic is a sweet and hilarious film that highlights the power of music to connect people. The film's unique plot, coupled with brilliant acting by the lead actors, makes it an unforgettable comedy.