Joshua, who is persistently looking for his father, clings to a beautiful dream: Father Jesus is a tall and burly man, and finding him means finding happiness.
Dora, who was thwarted by the hardships of life, is like a sharp knife that pierces bubbles: in the adult world, there is no such thing as a dream, and what comes next to hope must be unbearable despair.
But they searched together, like the two poles of life: innocence and old age, joy and sadness, led by a seemingly endless road to an unknown end. Dora and Joshua, who is the savior? Who is it that guides another person in the direction of a new life?
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