Dr. Park Seo-joon (played by Lee Byung-hun) is a highly respected family physician running a quiet practice in a suburban Seoul neighborhood. He knows everyone’s secrets—infidelities, addictions, financial ruin. When a mysterious new patient, Hae-in (Kim Tae-ri), arrives with vague symptoms, Dr. Park becomes obsessed. As he digs deeper, he realizes that the "family" in his family practice is not a unit of love, but a web of lies, murder, and insurance fraud.
| Platform | Availability | Subtitles | Price | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Select regions (SEA, Korea, Japan) | Indonesian, English, Thai | Included with subscription | | Viu Premium | Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore | Indonesian (excellent quality) | Rp 49k/month | | Amazon Prime Video | US, Europe, Australia | English only | Rent $4.99 | | CGV Cinemas | Selected re-run theaters in Jakarta & Surabaya | Indonesian | Ticket price | Nonton Film Family Practice
Do not watch a pirated copy. The dark, grainy quality of illegal streams ruins the film's most important visual clue: the color of the blood changes depending on whose veins it comes from. When a mysterious new patient, Hae-in (Kim Tae-ri),
Lee Byung-hun (Squid Game) delivers a haunting performance as a man who believes he is God in his small kingdom. His transformation from a compassionate healer to a ruthless manipulator is the film's backbone. | Platform | Availability | Subtitles | Price
Family Practice (Dir. Lee Min-ho, 2022) is a quiet Indonesian-Korean co-production that asks a deceptively simple question: Can a doctor remain objective when treating her own flesh and blood? The film follows Dr. Sari, a Jakarta-trained physician who inherits a rural clinic after her father’s stroke. She soon discovers that her family has been hiding a genetic condition while self-medicating with traditional remedies.