Goodbye, Mom

For as long as she could remember, Lee Eun-Young defined her mother by a single, unforgiving word: cold-hearted. Their relationship was strained and distant, marked by an emotional chill that seemed impossible to bridge. However, everything shifts in the aftermath of her mother’s death when Eun-Young uncovers a hidden diary. As she begins to read through its pages, she is confronted with deeply personal revelations about the woman who raised her—truths that challenge everything she thought she knew and expose a side of her mother she never imagined existed. The diary does more than simply recount the past; it allows Eun-Young to experience her mother’s lingering presence through vivid visions born from the written entries. Through these moments, she finally finds the chance to understand and untangle their complicated bond. Yet this fragile connection comes with a painful limit. As the remaining pages grow fewer, the comforting visions begin to fade, leaving Eun-Young alone with her grief. Stripped of the supernatural closeness the diary provided, she must summon the courage to accept her new reality and offer her mother one last, heartbreaking farewell.