Taeyoung (Park Songyeol) and Jumi (Won Hyangra), a married couple who have closed down their shop, are at a loss. Then, like a miracle, new life arrives. The road through pregnancy, childbirth, childrearing, and caregiving proves far more grueling and arduous than expected. Overwhelmed by extreme physical and mental exhaustion, the couple fumbles, falters, stumbles, and slips again and again. And yet, their child is pure, absolute joy. For Park Songyeol and Won Hyangra, whose lives have always been the wellspring of their creative work, dating and marriage have now led to the momentous event of welcoming a new member into their family. Compared with their previous works, the narrative and form are more relaxed and straightforward, but the variety of visual styles previously unseen in their films, along with the interplay of black-and-white and color, seems to attest to the unfamiliar experiences and sensations brought on by the birth of their child. The film declares with its entire being that childrearing, which demands tremendous energy, is the most urgent question and overwhelming reality in their cinema. However overwhelming, awkward, and difficult it may be, there is no compromise. It is a declaration of self that is built and carried forward through film, a vigorous serenade of love, and a spirited chorus proclaiming, ‘We will keep going.’ (JEONG Jihye)