The film begins with the title Chorokbam filling the screen, which is amazing to see. This is the very moment at which the audience decides to trust this film without hesitation. In terms of how to fill and empty the square frame, the film is bold and skillful. Chorok, meaning green in English, is the color of fate in this movie. The problems of all the family members a hopeless father who works as a night guard, a mother who is completely exhausted with house works, a poor son who works for the disabled and their funeral ceremony are all dominated by the color, green. It is not bright or fancy but dark and scary in some sense. With attractive images and scenes, the film develops a series of worldly episodes of a family up to the level of poetic sentiment of blues and depression.

A night guard finds a dead cat hanging by the neck. Because of the happening, he is tense but doesn't say much about it to his wife. Wonhyung, the son of the night guard works as a clinical social worker. He seems to only make ends meet. Then Wonhyung's grandfather's death drags this whole family into an unexpected journey of reminding them of old memories. And at the grandfather's house, they happen to meet one woman.—Pin Chia