Harr is the daughter whose father is an illegal immigrant. She hopes to get the Korean ID- the certificate of Korean resident registration . She seems to be cheerful and lively but is worried about being deported after the regulation of illegal immigrants. In order to stop crackdown, a minister introduces her to Kim TV PD. After broadcasting her trying story and hope through the TV, she is encouraged and loved by a good many people. Meanwhile Seri feels displeased with Harr. They are good friends once but the opposites now. She is also an outcast because her mother is a Vietnamese, not a Korean. Those make her absorbed in golf harder than before for her dream. One day, a man comes up to Seri and asks about Harr. He is Kang Cheol-woo, a member of an illegal immigrant regulation team. After that day, Mr. Kang threatens her, looking around her. Harr get to know that Seri informed him of her situation and plans to revenge her. However, her father knows all and then the matter gets worse and worse.

The film is inspired by the article about an illegal Bangladesh girl living in Korea and then I became interested in the children living in immigrant community. Innocent children will go through our exclusive and conservative society, which is the same troubles the immigrants have felt. I get to think over the matter from then on. Growing up with the friendship. This is, I think, the key which can solve the problems with the community beginning right now. This is why the friendship and growing-up are the key words of this movie I think many social conflicts occur due to the loss of human's innocent nature as well as the social system. I'd like to tell the innocence through the children.