Son of Man

In this profound narrative, a young seminary student embarks on a journey that intertwines faith, identity, and the search for meaning. Set against the backdrop of contemporary Korea, his struggles reflect the complexities of belief and the longing for connection in a rapidly changing society. Yi Mun-Yol explores the inner turmoil of a character grappling with spiritual doubts and the weight of expectations from both his community and himself.

As he delves deeper into his theological studies, the student confronts crises that challenge his understanding of morality and existence. Through poignant reflections and encounters with various figures, he discovers that the path to enlightenment is often fraught with confusion and conflict. This tale not only sheds light on the individual's quest for truth but also paints a vivid portrait of a society in search of its soul.