Nick is an excellent student in the school, his mother's good son, and Peter is his friend. He is mediocre, cowardly, and is often bullied by Annie, the problem girl.
Annie robs a jewelry bag and reports, and is arrested by the police. Annie thought it was Peter who did it. Although Peter didn't do it, he couldn't stand the coercion of Annie's group. In order to protect himself, Nick, who should have been writing a tutorial in London, was blamed.
One night, the tough Nick is attacked to death by Annie's gang. A hidden dry well in the Corpse Throwing Forest.
Nick is not dead yet. His soul returned to school, back to home, to Anne and Peter's side. In order to let the police find him, he tried his best, but mortals couldn't see or hear him.
Annie finally couldn't stand the torment in her heart, and seemed to sense Nick's call, and she tried to retrieve Nick's body. Nick was finally saved, but she died of exhaustion after being shot by her rogue friend.
The beauty of the film is that there are tensions and relaxations, and the tension is tense. There are some lines that are just foreshadowing and do not unfold, such as the relationship between Nick and his mother who is trying to control everything about her son, which is not explained at the end of the film.
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