Wandering Moon

Homeless girl Gengsha meets the lonely college student Bun in the park. "Want to come to my house?" An invitation like rain saved Gengsha from the suffocating world. They lived together freely and happily for two months, but the world simply summed it up as a "girl abduction incident." Wen was arrested for kidnapping. At the end of the summer, the days of dependence fell apart. The two were branded "kidnapper" and "girl victim" and parted ways. Fifteen years later, the two reunited and were uncontrollably close to each other, but the events of the past followed them like a shadow. The public's preconceived prejudices, the relentless concern of others, and God's kindness pushed the two into the abyss. Adapted from the Grand Prize-winning novel of the same house, the latest heart-wrenching and heart-wrenching work by Lee Sang-il, the award-winning director of "Evil" and "Wrath", "Burn", "Parasite" and "The Cry" are the first Japanese works by Hong Se-pyo. Two broken souls, holding unspeakable secrets, find each other's destination in the stormy waves, a feeling that is not understood by society, and a taboo relationship that transcends love.