Everything that Connects Us marks director Jung's return to Korean society, a decade after his acclaimed autobiographical work Approved for Adoption. While his previous film depicted his tumultuous experience as an adoptee, this new documentary follows another adoptee, Laetitia—who is also Jung's fiancée—and her daughter on an emotionally charged journey of discovery. The film chronicles Laetitia's quest in Korea as she visits adoption agencies in search of her records, connects with fellow adoptees to share experiences, and explores both iconic landmarks and ordinary streets. Her endeavor to uncover her origins evolves into a profound process of healing from the trauma of abandonment and disconnection, ultimately forging a new identity to share with her daughter. True to its title, the documentary illustrates how every encounter and experience forms new connections, even utilizing the very instances of disconnection as a foundation for bonding. While often tinged with melancholy and pain, this journey also leads to moments of solace and restoration. Jung's film captures, with both emotional depth and intellectual rigor, the unique process by which adoptees—belonging fully to neither culture but connected to both—reconstruct their identities.