The 9th Jeju Film Festival (2013,Korea)
The 18th Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (2013,Korea)
The 14th Jeonju International Film Festival (2013,Korea)
The 38th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2012,Korea)

It is Byung-hun‘s dream to become a film director. He starts to write scenarios to debut after quitting his production team due to his trouble with the assistant director. A television production team starts to film his daily life and preparation for a documentary film, but he turns out to be the epitome of laziness. He drinks every single day; it takes longer than 8 hours for him to wake up and get his computer to boot; for over an hour, all he does is to come up with the title and the right font design and he returns to pubs.
Bum-soo, who is ahead of his debut as a production director, Sung-bo, who is also yet to debut as a cinematography director, and Young-hyun, an actor who had never had a major role yet, all wrangle over cheap alcohol every other night. Not only that, Byung-hun visits his ex-wife and the 2-year-old daughter and makes a mess every time he gets drunk. So the production team loses their interest and ends up calling for an emergency meeting.

Seneca once said, “The one without a hope has nothing to desperate of.”
It’s not too far-fetched to say that my life so far has been full of obstacles and frustration. Perhaps such a life is still in progress, but I wanted to nag myself with a well-known proverb that teaches how life without any frustration makes the word “youth” rather clumsy. I wish someone to empathize or even have a little fun watching me nagging myself as he/she would watching a street fight. I would like to say “cheers!” to those who chose to empathize, realizing how much it is necessary to say so to those in their youth.

- LEE Byeong-heon