Based on the 1992 Japanese film “The Hit-and-Run Family”, “Sunshine Family” is a situational comedy that uses absurdness in order to provide laughter and few subtle social comments.

“Sunshine Family” screened at Osaka Asian Film Festival

Don is a Filipino white collar who works for his company’s office in S. Korea, having moved in the country with his wife, Sonya, his daughter, Shine and his son Max. The family is somewhat dysfunctional however, since no one seems to communicate with each other. After living for five years in the country, they are ready to move back. Their plans go to waste, though, when Don, runs over a girl with his car one drunken night and runs away. His actions have a deep impact on his mentality but Sonya gathers the family together and comes up with a plan to take the car involved in the accident apart. At the same time,...