Director's chair

Lee Chun-gu (27, male), a thriving film director in North Korea, stumbles upon Netflix through a USB drive he acquires by chance. Disillusioned by the propaganda films he has been producing, he begins to question his work. Under the constant surveillance of the State Security agents who monitor every shoot, Lee risks his life for the first time in pursuit of genuine artistic expression—knowing full well it puts him in direct conflict with state security system.