Many people lead nomadic lives, moving between cities across the globe. This unsettledness extends beyond just their homes, relationships, and careers—it also applies to their own bodies. The characters in this film drift between countries and cities, physically grown up but still carrying the awkwardness of adolescence, maintaining an emotional distance from others and even from the audience. The film captures the isolation of young people living in self-contained worlds and the loneliness of urban life, portraying the moods that shift in response to the spaces they inhabit, the objects they encounter, and people they meet. (Sung MOON)