In fact, it is a box office check and an impressive video of’Mr. Dad’ in which South Korea’s representative dad Seong Dong-il participated.
‘Mr. Daddy’, who created a big topic by selecting Seong Dong-il as a model, opened with the intention of expressing the desire of fathers to feed their children with safer and better food.
In the 4 minute 45 second video released this time, you can meet the moving performance of South Korea’s representative father, Sung Dong-il, with this purpose.
Seong Dong-il’s acting, sitting in an empty park, misses her on her birthday, when she left her first and was greeted alone.
Although he misses his wife, the lonesome back of his father who goes home to be with the rest of his family leaves a deep lingering. ‘Mr. Dad’ customers who have seen the released video are leaving emotionally favorable reviews such as “It looks like a short film”, “It looks like a moving scene of a drama”, and “Texts sent by her daughter instead of her mother”.
‘Mr. Daddy’ who planned the video of’Mr. Daddy’s story’ said, “It was a filming site where Seong Dong-il and the film staff, who are showing genuine acting across dramas and movies, were together. I want to become a shopping mall that moves the hearts of customers like storytelling that moves emotions.” The’Mr. Dad’s Story’ video is available for members on the official website.
Mr. Dad reduces the intermediate distribution stage and reduces distribution costs through the’Fresh Chain System’, which directly exposes the product directly delivered to the production area at the same time as the order, or immediately exposes the product signed at the early morning auction house to consumers, thereby reducing distribution costs and concentrating at the level of wholesale price. It is a new concept platform where you can meet seafood.
‘Mr. Dad’ signed a contract with a farmer whose distribution channel was blocked due to corona to open the distribution channel, and the categories approached with a new concept are receiving positive responses from customers.
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