Kirin Sinn

Seoul has changed day and night due to the extreme UV rays caused by the climate crisis. Now people sleep during the day and work at night. In-Kyung, who is 30 years old, lives with her older sister who works a regular job. One day, In-Kyung gets a phone call from her sister telling her to come out right away at midday when everyone is asleep.

Yuli came to Korea as a mail-order bride. For ten years her husband Jongsoo kept her passport, her body, and her silence. When Jongsoo finally takes the family to her village in rural Indonesia, the balance quietly begins to tilt. As a ritual takes hold of his own children and the jungle closes in around him, he discovers he was never a guest in this house.

Seoul has changed day and night due to the extreme UV rays caused by the climate crisis. Now people sleep during the day and work at night. In-Kyung, who is 30 years old, lives with her older sister who works a regular job. One day, In-Kyung gets a phone call from her sister telling her to come out right away at midday when everyone is asleep.

Yuli came to Korea as a mail-order bride. For ten years her husband Jongsoo kept her passport, her body, and her silence. When Jongsoo finally takes the family to her village in rural Indonesia, the balance quietly begins to tilt. As a ritual takes hold of his own children and the jungle closes in around him, he discovers he was never a guest in this house.