It's a study of a korean teenager who's living alone with her mother in Canada(or the US, I forgot ). She has only one friend with whom she's in love, but she isn't able to communicate it to him. Shot on DV with a handcam that is almost always extremely close to the characters, the film almost appears documentary in its nature, without being simply "distant and observing", but pulls the viewer in and develops an emotional resonance that is in sharp contrast with the bleak winter landscape of the city. The film may seem tedious and pointless to some people, when it actualy focuses only on the important events in the protagonists life. A very personal (autobiographical) story that gives an intimate view at life-shaping events. The ending is also beautiful and poignant.