When an aging mother allows her adult daughter, Green, to move back into her apartment, she envisions a traditional future: a steady income, a good husband, and a family. However, Green arrives with her girlfriend, Lane, challenging her mother's preconceived notions of family and acceptance. Simultaneously, the mother, a caregiver in a nursing home, confronts a parallel ethical dilemma: whether a patient's non-traditional life choices should dictate the standard of care.

Why You Should Read?

• Explores the complexities of mother-daughter relationships and generational divides regarding modern societal values.
• Offers a nuanced look at LGBTQ+ acceptance within a traditional family and cultural context.
• Raises important questions about what constitutes a valuable life and the ethics of care for the elderly.
• Provides insight into contemporary South Korean social dynamics and family life.