Yang Heung-ju

Su-kyung lives in a small apartment with her 20-year old daughter Yi-jung. To say that the two women don’t get along would be a vast understatement. Su-kyung, aggressive and loud, berates and humiliates her daughter at every opportunity. Yi-jung is painfully withdrawn, her face partially hidden behind long strands of hair, but the simmering hate she feels for her mother comes through in her trembling voice. One day things go from bad to worse when, in the midst of a confrontation in a parking lot, Su-kyung hits her daughter with the car. She insists it was an accident, but Yi-jung is furious, and resolves to take the matter to court. - FEFF

Kyung-ah works as a caregiver and lives alone. The only one she can rely on is her daughter, Yeonsu, but it's hard to see her after her independence. Meanwhile, Yeonsu, who was suffering from his ex-boyfriend, argues with him again and heads home. After Yeonsu left, Kyung-ah receives a shocking message.

Seong-min, who has decided to go home, asks his friend Jin-woo to take him to Taeungsa, the temple of celibacy. When they are ready to leave, Seong-min repeatedly says “I’m going home today” to the people he meets, expressing his will to go home. However, when Seong-min gets to the Taewoongsa Temple, he is rejected for absurd reasons. As a result, the movie that Jinwoo was preparing for is overturned. You cannot go or stay. The two friends set off for another journey.

Cinco años después de establecerse en un rancho de ovejas en Hwacheon, Jin-woo (Kang Gil-woo) ha estado criando a su sobrina Seol como si fuera su propia hija, junto a su pareja del mismo sexo, Hyun-min (Hong Kyung). Un día, la hermana melliza de Jin-woo, Eun-young (Lee Sang-Hee), que es la madre biológica de Seol, aparece en la puerta de su casa e insiste en llevarse a la chica con ella. Mientras Jin-woo duda en entregarle a Seol, Eun-young, enojada, revela la relación de Jin-woo con Hyun-min frente a sus vecinos.

Una pareja de mediana edad, Eun-ju y Heung-ju, visitan el templo Cheongpyeong en Chuncheon, 30 años después de su primer encuentro nocturno. Volviendo del templo, Eunju descubre que ha perdido su teléfono. Heung-ju pretende ayudarla a buscarlo al día siguiente, pero descubre que ella ha ido por su cuenta. A medida que avanza la noche de invierno, ambos deambularán por el templo y se encontrarán casualmente con otras personas –desde amigos hasta antiguos amantes–, incluida una joven pareja demasiado parecida a ellos mismos hace 30 años.

Tres generaciones bajo un mismo techo: una forma de convivencia que en el pasado fue muy normal, pero que hoy en día ilustra principalmente hasta qué punto son pobres las relaciones familiares. Okju, su hermano pequeño, Dongju, y su padre, se mudan con el abuelo (al que apenas conocen) al final del año escolar. Después de su divorcio, el padre está en bancarrota, y aunque el apartamento del abuelo es bastante inadecuado, proporciona un refugio temporal a la familia.

Jihyun is 29 years old and dreams of escaping his hometown of Chuncheon and finding a job in Seoul. On the train ride back home after an interview in the metropolis, he meets a suspicious middle-aged couple, and two stories unfold in Chuncheon.

A teenaged boy transforms from a ‘fashion terrorist’ to a ‘fashion king’ in order to win the heart of the prettiest girl in school. The story is about high school boy Ki-myung, who has a crush on the prettiest girl in his class and opens his eyes to fashion in order to become the best dressed person in the world.

Upon the retirement of the father, who has been a teacher at Cheorwon Technical High School, mother, two sons and daughters-in-law gather in Cheorwon. The retirement ceremony is rather quiet, and father drops the bombshell at a Chinese restaurant while eating. When he announces he will get a divorce, mother is so angry she doesn’t know what to say, and the sons and daughters-in-law are confused. Heavy snow hits Cheorwon keeping the buses from operating, and the family start an awkward time at the father’s residence.