Drama South Korea
As the three sisters gather in their hometown for their father's birthday, tensions and conflicts arise due to their distant and strained relationships. Yeonju, the eldest sister, is a successful lawyer who is assertive and often controlling. She has a strained relationship with her younger sisters, Jiyeon and Haeun.
Jiyeon, the middle sister, is a struggling artist who feels overshadowed by Yeonju's success. She resents her sister's disapproval and constant criticism. Haeun, the youngest sister, is introverted and withdrawn, perhaps affected by a traumatic event from her past. She struggles with anxiety and depression, which further adds to the strained dynamics within the family.
On the day of the party, the family is shocked by Jinseob's abnormal behavior. Jinseob, the youngest brother, has always been a bright and cheerful child, but he now displays strange and erratic behavior, which puzzles and concerns his sisters and their father.
As the day progresses, the family's attention is divided between Jinseob's escalating behavior and the long-standing family issues that begin to resurface. The past secrets, conflicts, and resentments that have haunted the sisters start to come to light. They confront deep-rooted issues, including their complex relationship with their late mother, their individual struggles, and the unspoken expectations they have placed on themselves and each other.
Through intense conversations, emotional confrontations, and a series of flashbacks, the sisters navigate through the tangled web of their past and present. They explore themes of loss, forgiveness, and the complex bond of family. While coming to terms with their own flaws and mistakes, they strive to heal their wounded relationships and find a way to move forward together.
Throughout the movie, Jinseob's abnormal behavior serves as a catalyst, forcing the three sisters to confront their own unresolved issues and ultimately find some semblance of closure and understanding. By the end of the film, the sisters are challenged to let go of the past, embrace their differences, and rebuild their fractured bond to truly become a family again.
Jiyeon, the middle sister, is a struggling artist who feels overshadowed by Yeonju's success. She resents her sister's disapproval and constant criticism. Haeun, the youngest sister, is introverted and withdrawn, perhaps affected by a traumatic event from her past. She struggles with anxiety and depression, which further adds to the strained dynamics within the family.
On the day of the party, the family is shocked by Jinseob's abnormal behavior. Jinseob, the youngest brother, has always been a bright and cheerful child, but he now displays strange and erratic behavior, which puzzles and concerns his sisters and their father.
As the day progresses, the family's attention is divided between Jinseob's escalating behavior and the long-standing family issues that begin to resurface. The past secrets, conflicts, and resentments that have haunted the sisters start to come to light. They confront deep-rooted issues, including their complex relationship with their late mother, their individual struggles, and the unspoken expectations they have placed on themselves and each other.
Through intense conversations, emotional confrontations, and a series of flashbacks, the sisters navigate through the tangled web of their past and present. They explore themes of loss, forgiveness, and the complex bond of family. While coming to terms with their own flaws and mistakes, they strive to heal their wounded relationships and find a way to move forward together.
Throughout the movie, Jinseob's abnormal behavior serves as a catalyst, forcing the three sisters to confront their own unresolved issues and ultimately find some semblance of closure and understanding. By the end of the film, the sisters are challenged to let go of the past, embrace their differences, and rebuild their fractured bond to truly become a family again.
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