“A cheerful, bright, life of the party—a cool guy.” One of the teenage characters introduces himself and continues with a bashful smile. “I live on delivery.” The characters talk in turn about the fun and dangerous moments of riding a motorcycle, while the director remembers a friend who passed away in an accident long ago. CITI-100, directed by HWANG Seon-young, is a film made with teenagers who work as motorcycle delivery men. In their memories, there are dangerous acts and obvious illegalities. We might have even seen them on the road at least once and frowned. But instead of judging their lives so easily, the film asks why we, the adults, haven’t listened to them and endangered them even more with our apathy. In the end, we are the ones who feel ashamed in front of the bright smiles of teenagers.​