Hwang Young

Director Noh Jung-hyun's feature film Fluff of a Person is set to premiere at a film festival―six years after it was originally filmed.

One day, a wife suffering from depression turned into a zombie. However, instead of despairing, the husband begins developing strange yet lovely survival recipes to get through each day with his wife. Set against the backdrop of a quiet and mysterious rural village, the husband attempts extraordinary dishes to satisfy his wife's appetite and discovers a crucial hint in his late grandmother's old recipes.

"Anti Late-Night Snack Club" is a gathering where three members, each struggling with the aftermath of a breakup, the loss of a beloved pet, or the stress of work, come together to overcome their respective challenges. While meditating and strengthening their resolve, a surprise order of midnight snacks arrives, tempting them all. How can they resist this temptation?

Director Noh Jung-hyun's feature film Fluff of a Person is set to premiere at a film festival―six years after it was originally filmed.

One day, a wife suffering from depression turned into a zombie. However, instead of despairing, the husband begins developing strange yet lovely survival recipes to get through each day with his wife. Set against the backdrop of a quiet and mysterious rural village, the husband attempts extraordinary dishes to satisfy his wife's appetite and discovers a crucial hint in his late grandmother's old recipes.

"Anti Late-Night Snack Club" is a gathering where three members, each struggling with the aftermath of a breakup, the loss of a beloved pet, or the stress of work, come together to overcome their respective challenges. While meditating and strengthening their resolve, a surprise order of midnight snacks arrives, tempting them all. How can they resist this temptation?