A Filipino-Korean co-production set in Incheon airport, about a psychological journey: from meeting, to conversation, sympathy, advice, enlightenment, and change. Successful writer Andres heads straight to the airport after finishing a book signing in Korea. Sam, a Coppino who has just graduated from college, never leaves the airport. She came to visit her father whom she has never met. Sam is reading Adres’ book when they meet, and the two begin a two-hour companionship. Andres must return to the Philippines and Sam must remain in Korea—they both seem to be afraid of stepping outside the airport. The man is successful but indifferent to everything and the woman is cheerful but holds a sadness inside. They share much in the short time they are together. They experience Korean culture in a limited space, play games, ask questions and answer them. During this time, they learn about each other, but also think about themselves. The film resonates with us as it connects the relationship between airport and travel, self and outsider. (Jeong Minah)