Thirsty, Thirsty

The film follows GU Chang-sik, a dedicated debt collector aiming to reform Korea's fiscal order and become the 'King of debt collecting.' His journey takes a comedic turn as he encounters three distinct debtors each facing their own challenges. KWAK Seon-ju is a young mother striving to raise her child alone, while CHO Eul-sang fights to keep his house after his company fails. SHIM Su-gyo struggles to find a job after graduation, finding himself entangled in the world of private loans.

With a runtime of 101 minutes, Thirsty, Thirsty combines humor with poignant moments, showcasing the complexities of financial struggles in a relatable manner. The film's mix of genres, including comedy and romance, makes it appealing to a diverse audience, particularly fans of South Korean cinema looking for character-driven narratives that explore societal themes.