Synopsis

Yi-young, a high school percussion club teacher, takes five of her students to the mountains for intensive musical training. There, she unexpectedly reunites with her first love, a percussion master who had gone abroad years ago and was lost to time. The painful memories of him still linger, but hope begins to bloom again. In this film, the director uses the vibrant rhythms of percussion to suggest that we should let go of our past obsessions and embrace the present.

Director

Ahn Ji-hye

Ahn Ji-hye graduated from Sungkyunkwan University with a degree in Journalism and Broadcasting, and later studied film at the Korea National University of Arts. Her notable works include What Gift (2002), Everyone Has a First Time (2002), and Water Stories (2004).