Six animated shorts tackle the themes of individuality and discrimination. The first, "Daydream," tells the story of a father's journey with his daughter who has a disability causing deformities on her hands and feet. "Animal Farm," the second short, presents a stop-motion clay animation that humorously comments on bullying and groupthink. "At Her House," the third short, explores gender inequality in marital relationships. "Flesh and Bone," the fourth short, satirizes a culture of superficiality and appearance fixation. "Bicycle Trip," the fifth short, depicts the prejudice foreign workers endure in Korea. Lastly, "Be a Human Being" illustrates the dehumanization young Koreans face before even entering universities.