Each 'someone' creates their own 'something'. However, the 'somethings' of those 'someones' are all the same. And ultimately, those 'someones' are also 'someone'. But each 'someone' produces a unique sound. The combination of those sounds is like the 'something' created by those 'someones'. The process of blending each person's unique sounds to create a melody is another act of creation.

There is a director of Siamese twins who tells the story of a son who is obsessed with masturbate while listening to Chomsky and a father who is worried about his son, and his older brother, who had been directing the film, lost his mind while studying Japanese, and his younger brother, who had been only choosing books about "cognitive relativism" for the rest of his life, tried to make a movie with the story that he would inevitably catch a megaphone, but he thought it would be no fun and meaningless, so he decided to write a scenario with a distracted director and his staff, who were not sure what to do, having an elegant conversation. Yoon Seonng-ho actually started all this happening because he wanted to go out with Jang Na-ra.

A documentary consisting of twenty-two Korean directors' interviews about Kim Ki-young and respect for his work and the influence