Fly! Mr. Kafka (2012)

Ada was once a promising young man, a respected figure and leader in his school's Scout troop. However, the pressures of adulthood – marriage, children, and work – gradually transformed him into someone feeling lost and disconnected from his aspirations. Facing professional stagnation and the demands of a growing family, he lost sight of his dreams. Recalling a missed high school rendezvous with his first love, Ada impulsively embarks on a journey to confront his midlife crisis. The film was recognized with a Silver Award at the China-Korea Film Festival.