Shutline

Shin scrapes by as an unlicensed mechanic working the unforgiving streets of the city, constantly struggling to make ends meet. Steady work is rare, and the meager income he earns is never enough to secure a comfortable life. His daily grind shifts dramatically when a man named Jake arrives with car trouble. Tall, blond, and impeccably dressed in expensive clothing, Jake immediately stands out as a wealthy client. Recognizing a rare financial opportunity, Shin views the encounter as a stroke of luck and eagerly anticipates a substantial payday from the repair job. Driven by the prospect of easy money, Shin makes the calculated decision to give Jake his phone number, reluctant to let such a lucrative contact slip away. However, this seemingly opportunistic move quickly proves to be a grave miscalculation. What begins as a straightforward transaction soon spirals beyond Shin’s control as Jake’s interest shifts far beyond automotive repairs. Before long, it becomes clear that handing over his contact information may have been the most dangerous mistake Shin has ever made, drawing him into a situation where Jake demands far more than just a fixed engine.