Lee Ji-hyeong

One day, an elderly fisherman living on the coast of South Korea discovers a boy swept ashore by a storm. Upon learning that the boy is from North Korea, having crossed the DMZ, the two face a difficult choice.

Fourteen-year-old Han-oh is a boy from what is commonly called a “mixed-race family.” He is often the target of violence from his classmates, but he is more concerned with who he is and what he wants to be. One day, at the end of an unexpectedly long trip, he is forced to confront these questions again and finally answer them.

One day, an elderly fisherman living on the coast of South Korea discovers a boy swept ashore by a storm. Upon learning that the boy is from North Korea, having crossed the DMZ, the two face a difficult choice.

One day, an elderly fisherman living on the coast of South Korea discovers a boy swept ashore by a storm. Upon learning that the boy is from North Korea, having crossed the DMZ, the two face a difficult choice.

Fourteen-year-old Han-oh is a boy from what is commonly called a “mixed-race family.” He is often the target of violence from his classmates, but he is more concerned with who he is and what he wants to be. One day, at the end of an unexpectedly long trip, he is forced to confront these questions again and finally answer them.