My daughter is a Zombie
- Year of Production
- 2022
- Content Type
- 2D Animation
- Target Age
- Teens
- Quantity
- 12(min) 26Quantity Input
- Production Stage
- Completed Programs
- Detailed Genre
- Comedy
Video
Summary
“My daughter is the sole surviving zombie.”
A year ago, amid the chaos of the zombie outbreak, Jeong-hwan’s daughter Su-a is accidentally bitten and is turned into a zombie. The government revises the zombie special act and declares martial law. Jeong-hwan seeks refuge at his mother’s house in his rural hometown at the foot of a mountain and hides his zombie daughter there.
With only primal instincts remaining intact, Su-a behaves like an animal. Jeong-hwan refers to a book titled “Taming Wild Animals” to figure out a way to communicate with her, but it is not easy. Over time, Su-a starts to show some cognitive abilities. Then one day, Jeong-hwan’s childhood pal Dong-bae accidentally discovers that Su-a is a zombie. Seeing how adamant Jeong-hwan is about protecting his daughter, Dong-bae decides to help them out.
Time passes and Jeong-hwan is reunited with his childhood friend Yeon-hwa. Upon her advice, he decides to send Su-a to a small school in the neighborhood in the hope that she will be able to lead a more normal life. But her school life is precarious, and to make matters worse, a string of incidents puts her life at risk.
Will Jeong-hwan be able to protect his zombie daughter and live in peace again?
A year ago, amid the chaos of the zombie outbreak, Jeong-hwan’s daughter Su-a is accidentally bitten and is turned into a zombie. The government revises the zombie special act and declares martial law. Jeong-hwan seeks refuge at his mother’s house in his rural hometown at the foot of a mountain and hides his zombie daughter there.
With only primal instincts remaining intact, Su-a behaves like an animal. Jeong-hwan refers to a book titled “Taming Wild Animals” to figure out a way to communicate with her, but it is not easy. Over time, Su-a starts to show some cognitive abilities. Then one day, Jeong-hwan’s childhood pal Dong-bae accidentally discovers that Su-a is a zombie. Seeing how adamant Jeong-hwan is about protecting his daughter, Dong-bae decides to help them out.
Time passes and Jeong-hwan is reunited with his childhood friend Yeon-hwa. Upon her advice, he decides to send Su-a to a small school in the neighborhood in the hope that she will be able to lead a more normal life. But her school life is precarious, and to make matters worse, a string of incidents puts her life at risk.
Will Jeong-hwan be able to protect his zombie daughter and live in peace again?
Company Profile
Broadcasting
Korea Educational Broadcasting System
EBS is Korea's educational content specialist broadcasting company. Currently, EBS operates eight channels including two terrestrial channels, one radio channel, three satellite education channels, one child channel and one channel for overseas Koreans. Terrestrial channels broadcast educational programs for infants and children, cultural and documentary programs for adults, VOD services through various Internet / mobile sites, and e-Learning content for each level.
Especially, EBS is a broadcasting company that makes world-class children's programs and documentaries beyond Korea. EBS science, history and nature documentaries are already recognized in the world market and are exported to North American and European broadcasters such as PBS, Smithsonian Channel in USA, France5, Arte and RAI in Europe.
Especially, EBS is a broadcasting company that makes world-class children's programs and documentaries beyond Korea. EBS science, history and nature documentaries are already recognized in the world market and are exported to North American and European broadcasters such as PBS, Smithsonian Channel in USA, France5, Arte and RAI in Europe.
