The Bromley Boys is a funny yet touching coming of age football memoir played out to the sights and sounds of late 60’s Britain. Based on the hilarious novel by Dave Roberts, it recounts the author’s highs and the lows supporting the worst football team in the country at the time – Bromley FC.
Jae-Hyeok (Kim Nam-Gil) lives with his mother (Kim Young-Ae), his sister-in-law (Moon Jeong-Hee) and nephew Min-Jae (Bae Gang-Yoo) in a small Korean town. He is dating Yeon-Joo (Kim Joo-Hyun), while working at the local nuclear power plant. Meanwhile, Pyung-Sub (Jung Jin-Young) works at the same nuclear power plant. He is worried about conditions there, but nobody in the government listens to him. An earthquake strikes the small town where Jae-Hyeok lives and causes explosions at the nuclear power plant. The situation quickly spirals out of control, leading the entire nation to panic. To prevent another nuclear disaster, Jae-Hyeok and his co-workers return to the nuclear power plant.
Fin, and sister, Fifi, who are kindergarten aged fish and are nervous about their first day of school. Fifi, is exceptionally difficult to understand as she does not articulate some letters like Rs and Ms very well. Her best friend Lilly is a blue whale, along with other pals like Peddle the turtle and Diesel the stingray. There are 10 child sea creatures in class together at school with a teacher, Professor Shark, and the Bellowing Whale of a principal.
When Fifi and her best friend Lily the whale get lost during a field trip to visit a sunken treasure ship, they embark on a incredible adventure to return home and reunite a lost sting ray with her parents.
After a shark attack leads to Angie and Puffy’s 8 legged octopus friend getting lost in the ocean, a fun-loving manta ray helps them as they scour the ocean for their friend while meeting all sorts of fascinating creatures of the deep.
