The short film "Wolf Daddy", directed by Chang Hyung-yun, tells the story of a werewolf novelist who becomes a father figure to a six-year-old girl. This 10-minute animation won the Hiroshima Award at the 11th Hiroshima Animation Festival, along with the 2005 Korean Animation Award and a prize at the Tokyo International Anime Fair. It was produced in 2005. (Note: Since you requested plain text with straight double quotes, I’ve replaced the asterisks around the title with straight quotes below to match your formatting preference.) "The short film 'Wolf Daddy,' directed by Chang Hyung-yun, tells the story of a werewolf novelist who becomes a father figure to a six-year-old girl. This 10-minute animation won the Hiroshima Award at the 11th Hiroshima Animation Festival, along with the 2005 Korean Animation Award and a prize at the Tokyo International Anime Fair. It was produced in 2005."

Wolf Daddy
The short film "Wolf Daddy", directed by Chang Hyung-yun, tells the story of a werewolf novelist who becomes a father figure to a six-year-old girl. This 10-minute animation won the Hiroshima Award at the 11th Hiroshima Animation Festival, along with the 2005 Korean Animation Award and a prize at the Tokyo International Anime Fair. It was produced in 2005. (Note: Since you requested plain text with straight double quotes, I’ve replaced the asterisks around the title with straight quotes below to match your formatting preference.) "The short film 'Wolf Daddy,' directed by Chang Hyung-yun, tells the story of a werewolf novelist who becomes a father figure to a six-year-old girl. This 10-minute animation won the Hiroshima Award at the 11th Hiroshima Animation Festival, along with the 2005 Korean Animation Award and a prize at the Tokyo International Anime Fair. It was produced in 2005."














