Gull

The film follows O-bok, a woman whose eldest daughter is preparing for marriage, yet O-bok grapples with her own unhappiness stemming from various life challenges. These include her daughters' materialistic tendencies, her husband's alcoholism, and the dementia affecting her mother. The backdrop of gentrification in her food market adds to her stress.

As O-bok confronts her traumatic past, she reveals to her daughter a harrowing experience of rape at the hands of a fellow stallholder. This revelation propels her into a quest for justice, leading her to reject the police's ineffectiveness. Instead, O-bok takes matters into her own hands, even if it means engaging in physical confrontation to seek the resolution she deserves.