Cho-dong is an unknown writer who thinks of himself as a black pigeon. A complex city with people who call ostentatious and foolish tastes beautiful. He calls them peacocks. When Moha appears infront him, his firm beliefs begin to waver. A day of searching to find Moha again, who disappeared before his eyes while avoiding the peacocks. Will he be able to find his own answer about beauty?

This film depicts the process of finding an answer to "What is beauty?" To the protagonist, the world is full of ostentatious and vain beings, and his hatred toward the world grows from dissatisfaction with reality. However, the man is also confused on whether he's any different. "But that's just my beauty.” This is a film that poetically expresses the process of arriving at this sentence.

World Premiere