HO DAN PARK

The rich farmer Henry saves the little boy James from an orphanage. Originally, Henry asked for a sturdy worker. But seeing Henry being clumsy, James helps him whenever he can and makes himself at home. As James grows up, more and more of his dark past emerges. And Henry seems to hide a dark past, too. Hence, Henry tries not to touch James. But as a result, James begins longing for Henry's affection. Even so, both men can rely on each other. But then, further things come about...

Every Christmas, Ian, the eldest son of the conservative Korean-American Lee family, would write down his secret sexual fantasies, stuff them into his socks, and then burn them secretly.This Christmas, as always, came around again, and the only response to his obscene wish note was a substitute job due to his boss's sudden absence. Feeling a bit uneasy, Ian was asked to fill in for the meeting, and it was none other than Hakan Klos, an imposing man clad entirely in red. As Ianstruggled to get up from the meeting, dragged along by the overbearing and cold man, the man suddenly asked him what his Christmas wish was this year...[Last Christmas, what was it? Hmm, it was 'I want to be tied up and have s** like an animal all Christmas long.']Was this man really Santa Claus?!+

Lee Kyung-sook, a mother who spent her entire life sacrificing for her family. She was a symbol of devotion, yet her son, Seo Min-wook, could never once say "thank you." Living in regret after his mother's passing, Min-wook returns to his maternal uncle, Lee Dong-ho, on the very day the family tragedy began, accompanied by an unbelievable miracle. Uncle Lee Dong-ho. Having trampled on the family's dreams and hopes before leaving, he devoured the household's entire fortune and brought everything to ruin. Returned to the past, Min-wook resolves to set things right, but he faces deepening doubts. "If only our family can escape this rain scattered across the world, would that truly be enough to satisfy me?" Will his choice to redeem the past truly bring his mother happiness? The narrative of sacrifice, regret, and redemption begins now! Maetjipwang, Park Jung-wook (Original: Dan Kim) / Haksan Culture