[Photo&] “Not my family?” A scene from the press screening and press conference for ‘Miss Match’ with Oh Daehwan and Oh Yoon-ah

The opening act of a wild comedy, 'Miss Match' takes the stage

The stars of the comic, scandalous family drama 'Miss Match' that will take over theaters this spring gathered in one place. The press screening and press conference held at Lotte Cinema Konkuk University Entrance Branch on the 9th delivered overwhelming acclaim, promising perfect acting synergy. The ensemble of actors with solid acting skills shows the true essence of 'black comedy'.

Shocking relationship reversals—unpredictable 'happenings'

Confirming an April 2026 release, 'Miss Match' tackles a fresh premise: a glitch in the memory of an ordinary family man. Whimsical reversals that completely flip the relationships between family and acquaintances spark maximum immersion and nonstop laughter.

A powerless family man’s 'life reboot'

Playing Bong-su, Oh Daehwan perfectly brought to life a pitiful, struggling husband who looks rough on the outside but can’t catch his breath in reality. In his mind—wiped clean by an accidental incident—the rebuilt human relationships deliver both real-life resonance and sharp, biting laughs.

'Miss Match' in perfect harmony of crisis and comedy

A desperate reality—business failure and the threat of being fired—collides with the dramatic device of 'memory loss', adding depth to the story. Bong-su’s struggle, even as he tries to fight against the version of himself he forgot yesterday, goes beyond mere comedy to ask what a real family means—without letting go of the emotional weight.

The dignity of a 'premium supporting cast' that adds vitality to the drama

Lee Jun-hyeok, who has proven his solid acting ability, becomes a variable inside the story that maximizes both tension and comedic timing. Attention is focused on his uniquely distinct character-handling skills amid tangled, intertwined relationships.

A next-generation promising talent, 'fresh energy' on display

Playing a family member who anchors the story’s core, Shin Soo-yeon shows bold acting that holds its own even among senior actors. The three-dimensional emotional arc she will bring to a family relationship turned into total chaos is the key point to watch.

Director Son Tae-woong’s 'distinctive directing prowess'

At the helm, director Son Tae-woong brought to the screen provocative setups that anyone might have imagined—through meticulous direction. Even in a development that can’t be predicted, his directing that never loses touch with pathos promises a fresh, new gust of excitement in theaters this April.

This spring, a 'masterpiece' that will take care of your laughter

A well-made comedy 'Miss Match' crafted by an unconventional premise and an overpowering lineup of top-tier actors. With intense family affection blooming from lost memories and an unstoppable barrage of laughs, it’s ready to captivate audiences.