Happy Bodies

Anton is a high school history teacher. Over the age of fifty, he gradually found that he was becoming more and more insensitive to the sounds around him, and even the reactions of his lover and the words of his colleagues were gradually becoming inaudible. In order to cover up his hearing impairment, he chose to hide in his own world, turning a deaf ear to everything outside. After giving lectures, he returned home and turned up the music as loud as possible. However, such behavior also made his students more dissatisfied, and his specious listening skills often caused misunderstandings with colleagues. Anton was encouraged by his friends to wear a hearing aid. However, the problem of being unable to hear was solved, but the suddenly too clear sound became a new problem for him. The busy streets, the sound of dripping rain, and even the sound of his neighbor coughing up potato chips can make him collapse in a second. Anton, who was facing crises in love, career and interpersonal relationships, unexpectedly met a little girl who lived in the same building one day. Violet stopped talking because of her trauma. As a result, an uncle who cannot hear the outside world and a little girl who cannot express herself become confidants who understand each other's feelings best, and Verette's mother is also secretly attracted to this man who always talks to her...