Han Doong-ji, a second grader in junior high school, is being bullied. One day, there is a group project filming a self-introduction video in their respective homes, but no one wants Doongji in their group. Class president Jina intentionally invites Doong-ji to her group to get a high score in performance evaluation. Doong-ji discovers an expensive camera at Jina’s house and ends up stealing it. Her group member Soyeon starts questioning her. However, Jina acts like it’s no big deal, and this makes Doong-ji more uncomfortable. As the day to visit Doong-ji’s house approaches, her anxiety worsens. Director JO Kyoungwon’s ''Doong-ji'' sensibly follows the psychology of an adolescent girl who doesn’t want to be disregarded. Doong-ji does not want others to discover her current situation but the people around her are not considerate of her feelings. The desolate hearts of the characters are more horrifying than the brutal truth faced at the end. Unlike the cold plot, the imbalance of the bright and sensual images is impressive. [SONG Kyung-won]