A Certain Dream

This is a story of an old man who is deaf but pretends to be a normal person. He has lived in loneliness because he always has tried to disguise his disability from every people.

A girl works part-time at a bowling alley. She either cleans the bowling balls or waters the plants, and nothing more. There is not a customer here. The girl encounters three people: A Cheon, who has lost his job; Bo, who comes to pick up coffee cups at 2 everyday; and Eddy, who cannot play the cello anymore. Each of them has his or her story but the girl does not know why they are here and why they end up leaving. However, the reason is not important to her because just like them, she cannot tell why she is here.

Mina, who visited the beach with her friends for her birthday, is invited to Seo-yeon and Jun-ho's house where she met there. The subtle tension felt in a calmly organized house and regular collection. It all started with a word Seoyeon said on the beach."WOULD LIKE TO COME OVER?"

A girl in a school uniform walked into door of empty house. She watched television programs blankly and touched any tools in the kitchen. Nobody could figure out whether it’s her own space or not. There was a splendid night view on the window. She didn’t want to see herself mirrored in the window, just felt like she’d been abandoned. In the room, there were a too big bed and a large mirror, which means the place wasn’t hers...

A conflict between a cat that craves shiny objects and its owner, who tries to calm the cat down. It appears as if they are fighting each other seriously, but it's actually a peculiar form of dance. The dancers' unrealistic and acrobatic expressions depict the movements of cats—a grotesque and stupid human appearance interspersed from a cat's perspective.

There is a woman who is digging her own grave. We follow her timeline backwards. A series of unfortunate events keep happening to her for uncertain reasons, and she reflects upon her life. What kind of life did she want for herself? Was her life on stage real, or was it just a staged act?