The Return of Hwang Geum-Bok

'All the best poems are written in blood' is the notion documented in this phantasmagorical study of a down-and-out word master coming to grips with his demons. Hallucination supplants reality as he journeys through memory, guilt and paranoia to an ironic and lyrical summation of his artistic and existential posturings-- 'where am I and who are you?'

The world is struggling with the terrible virus epidemic. Cities of many countries around the world have been quarantined. One of these cities is Istanbul. People struggling to get out of the quarantined city of Istanbul also strive not to get caught in this terrible virus.

Bong-sam abandons his dying wife, Su-in, to live with a wealthy widow. He takes his young son to be raised by his new stepmother. Su-in dies, but her spirit remains to watch over her son who is now leading an unhappy life with the abusive widow. Unable to stand by passively, the ghost decides that she must take revenge

Beau Pluto sits at a black grand piano that is decorated with white neon lights. He begins to perform "Prélude Op. 23 No. 5" by Sergei Rachmaninoff, and as the music progresses Beau Pluto visually expresses the emotions found in the music.

The extraordinary story of an undying love that creates an unquenchable killer, who seeks immortality across the ages. A new terror, 300 years in the making.