Synopsis
Three young men who tried so hard to achieve their dream even though they fail lots of time; even they are kicked out from their house and school, they still keep chasing their dreams. They met each other on the street, and they became friends shortly after, because they had the same life story and dreams. They then start working together and fighting, believe that they will achieve their goals one day together.
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