Narration plays over an a photo of five children which awakens the preciousness of childhood. The scene changes to a busy man driving to an important appointment. While driving, he pulls over to pick up a female backpacker. While talking with the lady, he breaks the appointment. With this chance encounter, he looks back on his hectic and routine life. The film talks about the life of an adult losing innocence. Audiences will be inspired to ruminate on the meaning of life. The film recalls memories of childhood games, memories from summer vacation, friendship and puppy love that we eventually forget in adulthood. The line from the film ‘Only children believe in magic.’ let audiences reflect upon themselves as being cold-hearted in a dry modern society and reminds them of the most marvelous and truthful moments of their lives. The director builds a plot with the perspectives of a child and an adult at the same time which effectively shows the problem that the director wishes to talk about in the film. This film is recommended for audiences looking for a movie to watch with children. (RHEE Soue-won)