Talking to Moon and Baek

"Only four calls," He says. "Starts at 11:11 ending exactly at midnight. Just 49 minutes. No more, no less." And they say, be very careful what you wish for. Once upon a time, there lived an orphaned girl named Moon in the pulsating heart of Seoul city. At first glance, she seems like a fine young lady - that is, until you discover her gadgets and costumes. What on earth are those for? She role-plays for 3D clients. Now, before your mind wanders into places we shouldn't, her clients are daily, decent, and emotionally desperate, grasping for a "lifeline" though her landline. Yet, beneath her empathetic facade for fast cash, she too has desperately latched on to her fairy tale dream of escaping to Denmark, her Copen-"heaven", the "happily-ever-after". One exhaustive day, her wish finally seems to come true. Her knight in shining armor in a form of cash from a destined-to-die young man with terminal cancer who desires to rehearse unsaid goodbyes to his lover as the end nears. Blurring the lines between fiction and reality and even life and death, so begins the most unlikely union of the two: the emotionally impaired and the emotionally exhausted, as they talk to Moon and Baek, through four phone calls.