"Jung" is a post-Korean War orphan, fortunate enough to be adopted by a Belgian family. He gradually assimilates into the local culture, almost forgetting his Korean roots. Yet, despite living in Western society, Jung struggles to find a sense of identity in the white world—even going so far as to think of himself as Japanese. His increasingly strained family relationships further deepen his doubts about his own identity. By chance, he meets "Kim," another Korean adoptee, and an unexpected spark ignites between them... —2012 Annecy International Animated Film Festival, Official Competition - Audience Award Winner of the Grand Prize in the Animation Division at the 17th Japan Media Arts Festival. This marks the first time in 14 years, since the third festival’s winner "The Old Man and the Sea," that a non-Japanese production has received the top honor.