I Wish We Could Do It in Prison

Within the unforgiving confines of a correctional facility, an inmate named Taehui reaches a breaking point after enduring a week of relentless abuse. Desperate for intervention and safety, he approaches one of the guards with a harrowing confession, revealing that the leader among the inmates has been repeatedly molesting him. Seeking protection from the very authority meant to maintain order, Taehui places his fragile trust in the hands of the institution, hoping that speaking out will finally end his suffering. However, the guard's response shatters any illusion of sanctuary. Rather than offering immediate assistance or initiating a formal investigation, the officer listens in chilling silence, his cold eyes betraying no empathy for the victim standing before him. When he finally speaks, his words transform the plea for help into something far more sinister. Instead of providing protection, the guard demands physical proof of the assault, ordering Taehui to strip and expose his body to verify the claims. This deeply unsettling ultimatum reveals that within these walls, seeking justice may only lead to further degradation, leaving Taehui trapped between the predatory violence of the inmate leader and the disturbing demands of those sworn to enforce the rules.