Synopsis
Moko feels increasingly distant from his child due to the demands of work and the pressures of life. One day, he discovers a special park for people aged 40 and above, where visitors can play and have fun without having to worry about their responsibilities. However, strange occurrences within the park begin to unfold, causing him to reconsider his position and purpose in life.
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