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Borg Mom

Borg Mom

★ 5.8IMDb Score
Released:2017-09-15
Genre:Comedy
Duration:60 min
Country:South Korea
Director:
Actors:Yang Dong-geun, Park Han-byul, Ivy, Choi Yeo-jin, Hwang Bo-ra
Production:
Keywords:workaholic,grief,robot,scientist,researcher,secret crush

Overview:

Choi Go-Bong works in the field of artificial intelligence. His wife died 7 years ago after giving birth to their son Choi Yool. Choi Go-Bong then developed a borg mom using AI and robotics. Choi Yool enters a prestigious kindergarten and the borg mom meets the other mothers there. The mothers group is full of vanity and pretentiousness.

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