Bang Sung-jun

32-year-old Siheon, a delivery worker at Eurwangni Beach, is soon to be a college student. One day, as he is congratulated by the aunties at the restaurant, a Japanese man approaches and informs him his mother is dead. 30-year-old Ryota is the son of Siheon’s mother who left young Siheon and have a new family of her own in Japan. The brothers who met for the first time and Siheon’s friend Yejin head to Siheon’s old house in Chinatown where his mother’s trinkets are buried.

Two years after leaving the band Orange Taxi Club, vocalist Giseok is unexpectedly called back to the backstage by bassist Myeongo just before an upcoming performance. As the show approaches, Giseok is forced to confront his long-standing conflict with guitarist Yuwon, while an altercation with another band throws the performance into further jeopardy.

A high school girl will do anything to get the expensive sneakers her boyfriend lusts after--but how much is she willing to give up in her pursuit?

After the premature death of her son, Jung-sook learns to read and write by transcribing her late son's anthology, Passing Over the Hill. In search of her son's remnants, Jung-sook visits his university in Seoul and encounters the people who remember him. She wants to find her son's hill.

Youths gathered to shoot horror movies on haunted sets. During rehearsals, ghosts play pranks, and the director and staff try to beat the ghost by breaking the obvious cliche of the horror movie.

At 4:30 AM, Mom is preparing for a huge meal all by herself. In charge of the eatery at the construction site of the Incheon Airport Terminal 2, Mom easily makes a meal for hundreds of construction workers, but her labor is not easy to watch for her filmmaker son.