A left-behind daughter confronts her awkward relationship with her father, a former migrant worker, by piecing together fragmented memories from analog cassette tapes.

A mother is serving life in prison for taking care of a missing boy. After more than 20 years, the kidnapped boy comes forward to set her free.

A transwoman decides to become a man again to earn love and acceptance from his newfound spiritual community, but as he tries to convert other LGBTQIA+ people to Christianity, his past haunts his present life.

While the world falls in love with Korea, its own children are dying inside. Survivors, not criminals—invisible as though they don't exist—whisper the stories we've turned away from.

All I have of my mother are faceless photos and a memory of a fallen woman fleeing her country, leaving her children behind. I return to Korea, the country I left, to find meaning in her deleted image.

Architect Joh Sungyong wins a competition to redesign an apartment, but his plan to keep the old buildings and trees faces stiff opposition. As Joh grows weary, the old concrete itself raises its voice.