A Traffic Controller on Crossroads

The film follows a woman who has just started her role as a traffic supervisor. During her first day on the job, she confronts a man misusing his work truck and driving unsafely. The situation takes a turn when she discovers that he is delivering a washing machine to her home. This revelation leads to a moment of guilt and introspection for her as she grapples with her responsibilities and personal feelings.

With a runtime of 59 minutes, this film blends elements of drama and comedy, offering a unique perspective on everyday life in Pyongyang. It's a reflection on the challenges faced in balancing professional duties with personal encounters. Collectors may find interest in this film due to its cultural context and the rarity of North Korean cinema on physical media.