This animated documentary offers an intimate glimpse into the life of a young woman navigating her twenties in contemporary South Korea. Her existence is marked by a familiar monotony: late nights spent in a cramped studio apartment, battling sleep with coffee and cigarettes as she struggles to complete her coursework. Dreams offer a brief respite, but she awakens to a relentless cycle of unfulfilled sleep and unfinished assignments – a scene that resonates with countless young adults today. The film deftly interweaves this quotidian reality with the life stories of the protagonist's grandparents, their voices emerging from the depths of her dreams. This juxtaposition creates a poignant connection between the young woman’s struggles and the hardships endured by her elders. It also forges a ‘bond’ and ‘identification’ between the protagonist and the audience, inviting them to recognize their own lives reflected in her experiences. Through rich details, the film elevates the seemingly ordinary, revealing the profound meaning hidden within the everyday.