Shoot My Shot

Transitioning from the bustling streets of Seoul to a sleepy, remote countryside town is a jarring change for Hoon. However, he finds an unexpected reason to endure the isolation upon meeting Jae-Hui, the local policeman, whom he considers the most stunning person he has ever laid eyes on. Unfortunately, an awkward and complicated dynamic immediately stands in the way of any romance: Jae-Hui’s father and Hoon’s father are already in a committed relationship with one another. To eliminate the bizarre prospect of becoming stepbrothers and to clear the path for their own affections, Hoon and Jae-Hui hatch a desperate scheme. They conclude that the only way to make the situation less agonizing is to forcefully break up their parents by proving that youthful romance is far more passionate and enduring. Yet, executing this plan proves to be an uphill battle. To complicate matters further, Jae-Hui harbors a deep, active disdain for Hoon, turning their forced alliance into a turbulent clash of opposing personalities as they attempt to sabotage their own parents' relationship.