Ma Jun-youb

The story of those who see and make films, and the cinema that brings them together.

The kids are trying to pull out a baby tooth themselves. Timid Marie doesn't want to, but she finds the pizza her sister suggested hard to resist. They try every trick they can think of, yet it's not the tooth that comes out—Marie seems a little out of sorts. Her forehead is red and swollen, and with each failed attempt her sister's schemes grow more inventive.

In-seon, still holding on to her late husband's ashes three years after his suicide, decides it's finally time to let him go. But when her daughter, Su-yeon, returns home and resists the idea, In-seon begins to question her decision. As tensions mount, Su-yeon tries to reclaim the ashes—only to accidentally shatter the urn. With no other choice, mother and daughter must confront their long-buried grief… and say their final goodbye on a bright, sunny day.

The story of those who see and make films, and the cinema that brings them together.

The kids are trying to pull out a baby tooth themselves. Timid Marie doesn't want to, but she finds the pizza her sister suggested hard to resist. They try every trick they can think of, yet it's not the tooth that comes out—Marie seems a little out of sorts. Her forehead is red and swollen, and with each failed attempt her sister's schemes grow more inventive.

The kids are trying to pull out a baby tooth themselves. Timid Marie doesn't want to, but she finds the pizza her sister suggested hard to resist. They try every trick they can think of, yet it's not the tooth that comes out—Marie seems a little out of sorts. Her forehead is red and swollen, and with each failed attempt her sister's schemes grow more inventive.

In-seon, still holding on to her late husband's ashes three years after his suicide, decides it's finally time to let him go. But when her daughter, Su-yeon, returns home and resists the idea, In-seon begins to question her decision. As tensions mount, Su-yeon tries to reclaim the ashes—only to accidentally shatter the urn. With no other choice, mother and daughter must confront their long-buried grief… and say their final goodbye on a bright, sunny day.