Kim Ha-young

Haegang has been making indie films for 10 years and is preparing his first full-length film. Unfortunately, he is in trouble as his girlfriend and old colleagues turn their back on him. The conflict deepens when he meets new producer. He decides to take an action for a cut which he wishes to maintain.

Duk-jae is being overlooked at his marketing job and sublimates his unhappiness by getting drunk after work. His boss tells him he’ll be fired if he doesn’t land a contract renewal for Club Hawaii, an establishment where men come to cross-dress in a safe and fun environment. The club owner is willing to renew the contract but only on one condition: that Duk-jae participates to get into the mindset of the membership.

Middle-aged Cheolgu is laid off with no advance notice. Looking for a new job is not easy and neither is the situation that his family members are in. A movie that takes a cheerful, positive look at life while maintaining the balance of a group drama involving diverse characters.

In a world going to apocalyptic hell, the last hope might be a grandpa with a special broom and vacuum. Maybe.