Director Al Mamun Shekh, who had come to Korea from Bangladesh with a vague dream that a new life will begin, came to learn about union movement when he asked for help to the labor union about a problem with his severance payment in 2001. He got married and acquired Korean citizenship in 2009. As a Korean director with Bangladesh origins, his works provide a rare opportunity to measure the reality of Korean labor conditions and its multicultural sensibility. Previously, Al Mamun SHEKH dealt about marriage migrant women through a dramatic film but in this work, the director decided to directly address the problem of employment permit system(EPS) suppressing the migrant workers. In the realm of experience, the interviews of migrant workers and in the realm of logic, the interviews of the professionals highlight the problems of EPS. If the reality is that companies receive penalty when a migrant worker changes their work as a business owner tells us, it is for this very reason that a solution can be presented that the business owners also need to speak up about the problems of current system. However, it does not seem that the business owners are aligning with the related movements. Al Mamun SHEKH needs to continue his work and his films need to be shared more widely.​