The Cruising Spot is both a space that can reveal people's identity and a secret space, and also has both inner and outer meaning. The film explores the ambivalence of the Cruising Spot in the physical space, especially in theaters. The paradox of images that can only be seen in the dark, the publicness experienced inside and the simultaneous occurrence of viewing and being viewed are similar to what sex minorities experience in society in a sense. Is the situation where the physical place disappeared and replaced with a virtual space that the thing that happened outside moved to the inside? Dark and light, the external part viewed from inside or the internal from outside. The film speaks of the confrontation and interpenetration of the two concepts. The process of recording the performer's body and voice and that in which the record is shown, they make the viewers experience their interpenetration. The virtualization of physical spots could be a simultaneous representation of many properties apparently different but actually overlapping. [Suan SEOL]