The son decides to stay with his soccer fanatic father during the 2014 Brazil World Cup. But like all families conflicts, the conversation between the two is an awkward and uncomfortable one. The father recollects going to a soccer field when his son was very young, but the son has no recollection at all.

20 years has slipped away.

This documentary shows the last month of an old man's life; a painful lonesome life with a bit of joy from soccer. It is a city story but in this film even the noises of the city is vague in the distance. The sound of a hasty ambulance or the shouts of the World Cup are all far away.

Finally the World Cup ends and the life of an old man ends as well. Without football his life would have been considered as a life of extreme solitude. Like one of the scenes from Raymond Carvers story, the son drives his father's car through the spatiotemporal vacantness and absentmindedly asks the World Cup match results to some passerby. Though it may seem nothing to some, soccer can be a consolation to some. [Chung Yun-su]​