Dolphin Boy

Mok-Hwa is a young man adrift in life, burdened by unemployment and pushed to the very edge of despair. Convinced that there is no reason left to keep going, he contemplates ending his own life. Yet, in an unexpected turn of events, rather than following through with his darkest thoughts, he finds himself enrolling in swimming lessons. This impulsive decision sets him on a path he never could have anticipated, pulling him away from the brink and into a new, unfamiliar routine. It is within the quiet atmosphere of the pool that Mok-Hwa meets his instructor, a strikingly handsome man with an impressive physique. As the lessons progress, Mok-Hwa begins to develop genuine feelings for his teacher, drawn in by both his physical allure and their growing connection. What starts as a simple student-teacher dynamic slowly deepens into something far more personal and intimate. However, as the two men draw closer to one another, Mok-Hwa cannot shake a lingering sense of unease. Beneath the surface of their budding relationship, he begins to suspect that something about his captivating instructor is not quite what it seems.