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Ep 1. Jung-ho and So-yeon, a cohabiting couple in their 40s, previously agreed not to have children. However, Jung-ho demands a child, using his mother as an excuse. So-yeon, an unknown actress, feels deeply betrayed, and in that moment, her body turns transparent before his eyes. Ep 2. Pursued by a mysterious floating knife, In-cheol lives with his son, Jin-woo, following a business failure and divorce. Jin-woo abandons his dreams and breaks up with his girlfriend. After they argue and blame each other, Jin-woo leaves home. The knife chasing In-cheol finally locates their house. Ep 3. A year later, Jung-ho struggles with his failing restaurant afloat, while Jin-woo wanders without a home. Jin-woo earns, borrows, and even extracts money from Jung-ho. As they clash, Jung-ho finds it increasingly impossible to understand who Jin-woo truly is.
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Ep 1. Jung-ho and So-yeon, a cohabiting couple in their 40s, previously agreed not to have children. However, Jung-ho demands a child, using his mother as an excuse. So-yeon, an unknown actress, feels deeply betrayed, and in that moment, her body turns transparent before his eyes. Ep 2. Pursued by a mysterious floating knife, In-cheol lives with his son, Jin-woo, following a business failure and divorce. Jin-woo abandons his dreams and breaks up with his girlfriend. After they argue and blame each other, Jin-woo leaves home. The knife chasing In-cheol finally locates their house. Ep 3. A year later, Jung-ho struggles with his failing restaurant afloat, while Jin-woo wanders without a home. Jin-woo earns, borrows, and even extracts money from Jung-ho. As they clash, Jung-ho finds it increasingly impossible to understand who Jin-woo truly is.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Park Hong-min
Written By:Cha Hyejin, Park Hong-min
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Nongbu Film

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