Movies with Father-and-Daughter Mood

In My Dear Daughter Love Me Once More movie, The male lead only has eyes for his first love and won’t even let Aria, his own daughter with his wife/the female lead, call him “Dad.” Aria waits all day for him on her birthday, only to witness him propose to his ex. At the school talent show, the mistress and her daughter bully Aria, and the husband helps them. To steal Aria’s summer camp spot, he feeds her a strawberry cake, knowing she’s allergic—she nearly dies. That’s when the female lead decides to divorce him and finally reveals her secret: she’s the daughter of a duke. She uses her true identity to fight for justice for her daughter. In the end, even when he kneels and begs Aria for forgiveness, she never calls him “Dad” again.

In Dispel the Clouds movie, after decades away, Ingrid Berry returned home with her grandkids, answering her mother's birthday invitation with cautious hope. She dreamed of a heartfelt reunion—but instead walked straight into a nightmare. Her father and siblings humiliated her, and her dad even tried to sell her off for money. Luckily, her son and grandkids came to her rescue just in time. Ingrid finally realized these people weren't family but leeches. Without hesitation, she cut ties for good and left the past behind, starting a new life abroad with the only ones who ever truly loved her.

In The Double Life of My Deliveryman Husband movie, Verna Collins came to the city to visit her daughter Sheryl Vance, who had just given birth to a baby. However, she met Ivy Wright, who was posing as a beggar to find an ideal wife for her wealthy father Emerson Wright. Ivy was charmed by Verna's kindness and arranged a blind date between Verna and Emerson. Emerson, thinking Verna was a fraud, pretended to be a delivery man. But to his surprise, Verna didn't care. Emerson was captivated by Verna's kindness and gentleness and quickly married her. However, at this time, Verna discovered that Sheryl had been deceiving her by using excuses not to let her see her grandson. Sheryl even hired an actor to pretend to be her at her grandson's party. Verna angrily confronted Sheryl, but the latter accused her of being a fraud. Just as Verna was being beaten by her in-laws, Emerson, who had been attending the party incognito, stepped in to stop them. The Dylan family, unaware of Emerson's identity, learned from Sheryl that Emerson was just a delivery man and insulted him. At this moment, the vice president of the Wright Group was invited to the party and was shocked to see Emerson. He immediately stopped the Dylan family from insulting him. But at Emerson's hint, he didn't reveal Emerson's identity. As a result, the Dylan family lost the cooperation with the Wright Group that was within their grasp, but blamed Verna, thinking she had deliberately embarrassed. Verna was heartbroken after seeing through Sheryl's true colors. To cheer her up, Emerson took her to a real estate agency and said he would buy her a house. Of course, to maintain his poor image, he bought a second-hand house. But they happened to run into Sheryl, who was there with Natalie to buy a house...

Jane Lynch was sponsored by a rich billionaire, Mr. James. Because of a misunderstanding, Jane thought she was Mr. James's long-lost daughter. But it was not true. At the billionaire's house, she met his real daughter, Maya, whom he also sponsored. Jane kept bullying the true heiress Maya, and she caused many problems in Mr. James's company. Jane almost ruined Mr. James's company. Will this evil and mean girl get punished?

Orphan Erin Bourn, consumed by jealousy, uses a mysterious candy to swap bodies with the privileged Sep Pena. Erin seizes Sep's life, reveling in her family, love, and opportunities, while the real Sep is unjustly declared insane and confined to a mental institution. As the deceitful heiress becomes ensnared in her own lies, Sep, armed with the trust and aid of her loyal friend, orchestrates a daring fight to reclaim her identity.

A family of homesteaders is taken captive by a gang of outlaws in this cat-and-mouse Western thriller. Their survival comes to rest in the hands of Irene, a loud-mouthed 12-year-old girl who's got an uncanny knack for shooting guns.

Heel'd, courageously delves into the darkest corners of humanity, exploring the painful consequences of religious prejudice and domestic violence. Can Angela escape the circle of violence and destruction?

The mysterious secret agent Peter Rogers was awarded the National Medal of Honor by the President and had retired from the military. While dining out with his daughter Leslie, Peter is mistaken for a blind date by the beautiful CEO Sydney Greenfield, and the two unexpectedly get married. When his classmate and ex-girlfriend, who were unaware of Peter's true identity, encountered him again, they subjected him to various insults and ridicule. Upon hearing about this, Sydney publicly revealed that Peter was her husband, putting everyone to shame.

She died betrayed. Given a second chance, she walks calmly into the marriage meant to ruin her, to an heir lost in a coma. But fate has its own script: he awakens, and her world transforms. With newfound power and protection, she reclaims every piece of the life stolen from her.

Who would have thought that the "useless cultivation partner," publicly divorced by the Empress, would become an Immortal Emperor seen only once in a million years? Ivy Hartwell believed that abandoning Adrian Mercer, who was merely at the Saint Realm, would allow her to focus wholeheartedly on becoming an emperor. What she didn’t realize was that the one she cast aside was a peerless pillar, an unrivaled backing capable of protecting her and sweeping through the Immortal Palaces with ease…