In 2007, while looking at the results of the South Korean presidential election, there's a conversation taking place. Interspersed within are snippets of footage showcasing the history of South Korean presidential elections and the records of various presidents. The continuous dialogue unfolding on a single monitor becomes a scene from the repetitive yet evolving history of South Korea's regime changes. The Japanese proverb "The Fool Doesn't Catch a Cold" implies that a fool may not realize even if they catch a cold, or that a cold might avoid a fool. This concept seems to resonate in this context. The two actors, Lee Kang-hyun and Heo Sung-ho, are close colleagues of the director, individuals who collectively pondered over the film. Through their collaboration, what kind of "fool" were they aiming to reveal?