Back to the Weed

A dead village, with its residents wandering independently, without any concern for one another, is confronted by the emergence of a thief who threatens its security. The neighborhood head, as the village head, leads and opens a discussion forum for the residents. With high egos and individualism, the residents argue heatedly about how they will protect the village, striving to unite for shared security. Over time, this theft incident becomes more than just a way for them to maintain security, but becomes a major, more meaningful change for the village and its residents.

Having left home due to the trauma of an abusive father, Jodi lives alone to pursue her dream of becoming a fashion designer. Despite her ambition and independence, inner wounds and resentment from her past continue to haunt her. However, a simple conversation with a customer slowly opens Jodi's eyes to parental ego and forgiveness. Instead of being haunted by anger, Jodi learns to reconcile with her past to break the chain of trauma, proving she can create a safe and supportive space for the next generation.

Kelvin is assigned to deliver a briefcase full of money on a mission that seems simple at first. Accompanied by his two companions, Petra and Amon, their journey turns into a game full of intrigue. As greed and betrayal begin to erode the trust between them, Amon tries to seize the briefcase. The dynamics among them keep shifting, until it is finally revealed that this mission is more than just about money, with deadly consequences that were planned from the very beginning.