Seoul Institute of the Arts

A Korean zombie coming-of-age story. Convenience store clerk/film student Mu-Young, gets a chance to make his first movie, a zombie melodrama. The dream project turns into a nightmare. Everything that can go wrong, does. Barely surviving his disastrous shoot, he comes to realize making a movie is like love, you can't do it alone. A movie for people who love movie making, making love and zombies.

Hae-jin, a chef who suddenly broke up through Kakao, left for Skopelos, Greece, the same island he promised to come with for the summer vacation. Hae-jin opened a Korean restaurant called Farewell Restaurant. For couples' last farewell before their breakups, they play music and comfort them. And then one day, Eleni, a Greek girl came… and he falls in love again.

In-young (18), who suffers from a congenital respiratory disease, is haunted by nightmares following her mother"s death. To cope with the pain, she steals other people"s belongings, eventually ending up in a juvenile detention center. After her release, In-young transfers to a school in the countryside and moves in with her aunt. There, she meets Eun-ha (18) and feels a subtle, magnetic attraction toward her.

In a desolate redevelopment area, Eunhee raises her young daughter, Hayoon, on her own. Believing in her daughter’s conviction that the nails embedded in the ground are flowers, Eunhee secretly transforms them into flower shapes every dawn. One day, Hayoon insists on taking the nail-made flowers for her school collection assignment, leaving Eunhee deeply conflicted.

In a small town, Moon-young learns that a giant sacred tree, filled with memories of her longtime friend Yeonju, whom she lost on her birthday a year ago, is about to be cut down.