Lee Chang-yeol

Suk-Jin became a popular PD of a newsroom by breaking a story on unsanitary food, but the story turned out to be false. He then lost his job as a PD.Several years later, he comes back as a PD for a cultural division at a network. The new CEO of the broadcasting station privately asks Suk-Jin to make a documentary on a terminally ill man and his wife. The CEO promises to make him a director if the program receives high ratings

One day, Seok-jin, who had been struggling to collect bonds at a private loan office, faced a once-in-a-lifetime crisis when his client Han Gyoo-tae disappeared without paying back tens of millions of won in debt. Dae-kwang, the president who has no blood or tears, even wrote an organ trading contract and threatened to collect bonds. Eventually, Seok-jin visits Han Gyoo-tae's house, but Han Gyoo-tae has already moved away. Seok-jin, who found out Han Gyoo-tae's hometown address, visits his house located in the village at the end of the West Sea, but is shocked to learn of Han Gyoo-tae's death...

After being forced to resign from his long-held job, Seok-in finds himself adrift and questioning the life he has built. Hoping to rediscover a sense of purpose, he travels to Florence, where a chance reunion with an old acquaintance, Yoo-jeong, stirs memories he has long avoided. As the two reconnect against the backdrop of the city's art, light, and quiet beauty, Seok-in begins an unexpected journey of healing, reflection, and emotional renewal.

Born between a Sorrikkun (a traditional musician) father and a Gokbi (a dirge singer) mother, Dong-hyuk follows their legacy and lives out his life teaching Gukak (Korean traditional music) at a university. Then one day, as Dong-hyuk's wife Yeonhee becomes stricken with Alzheimer's disease, Dong-hyuk 's successful life gets hard.