Riding Your Wave

Despite growing up on an island surrounded by water, Do-Hyun harbors a deep and paralyzing fear of the ocean. This trauma stems from the tragic drowning of his father, an event that left such a lasting scar that Do-Hyun never even learned how to swim. He has spent his life carefully avoiding the sea, maintaining a quiet existence defined by his avoidance of the very waters that encircle his home. His carefully guarded routine is disrupted by the sudden arrival of Ji-Ho, a vibrant and energetic tourist who possesses an undeniable love for the ocean. Ji-Ho's fearless enthusiasm stands in stark contrast to Do-Hyun's apprehension, completely throwing him off balance. Though they are polar opposites in temperament and outlook, their paths become inextricably linked as Ji-Ho brings an unpredictable energy into Do-Hyun's sheltered world. When a sudden disaster threatens to strike, Do-Hyun is forced to confront the environment he has dreaded for so long. Caught in the midst of the crisis, he finds himself drawn into Ji-Ho's powerful momentum, swept along by a current far stronger than his own fear. As the danger unfolds, Do-Hyun must decide whether to resist the tide or finally surrender to the wave Ji-Ho has set in motion.