Big Al

Max is a family man who's addiction begins to pull him under. His younger brother may be his only hope, but luck plays a wicked game.

Ike Lozada has been given the task to nurture and shelter homeless children. Unable to make ends meet, he taught his ""children"" to become street hustlers. The day came when they were sickened by it and preferred to make a living in a clean way. One day, his ""children"" were kidnapped to serve as products for exploitation. During the chase, he was shot and eventually died. However, that was not the end for his other orphaned kids. They tried to save their other siblings with the help of the police until everybody is back to salvation.

Unable to support himself as a writer, failed author Dong-shik starts working as a male prostitute. He falls in love with Su-ok who is sympathetic with his plight. She, however, does not love him. She has a boyfriend whom she plans to marry. Marriage plans are called off when her boyfriend discovers that Su-ok's mother was a prostitute for American soldiers. Su-ok kills him in a rage and then turns to Dong-shik for advice and protection

When Elliott's father dies of long disease, the 7 years old boy sees his world collapse. No alone with his mother who's suffering of Peter Pan's syndrome, Elliott will have to learn to live and grow up without his dad by his side. One day, the young boy discovers old stuff from his father, who had a passion for old films. Among those found items, Elliott's father let something for his son, after he passed away.