All’s Well, Ends Well 2020

On their seventh wedding anniversary, Moon abandons Leng and brings his mistress Sheila home. Leng is humiliated and forced to leave the family house. The betrayal sets off a series of changes within the household as Leng seeks a fresh start.

Leng finds work as a party entertainer at a karaoke bar, where she sharpens her appearance and singing. The bar becomes her new stage and a potential path back to happiness. Her transformation also influences the family dynamics as new tensions and possibilities arise.

Moon runs into Leng at the karaoke bar and is struck by renewed feelings for her. His past affair with Sheila begins to strain as his attention tilts back toward Leng. The reunion marks the start of a cautious attempt at reconciliation.

Moon makes several attempts to reconcile with Leng, but she rebuffs him and remains distant. The couple's ongoing tension mirrors the larger chaos within the family. Their distance highlights the fragility of their marriage.

So prepares an elaborate gourmet banquet for Leng as a gift, but Mo-seung disrupts the moment by devouring the meal. The clash exposes their volatile dynamic and foreshadows deeper emotional entanglements. The incident contributes to the evening’s upheaval.

So and Mo-seung unleash a petty war of insults during a mahjong game, each trying to outdo the other with caustic metaphors. Their bickering underscores their stubborn personalities and sets the stage for a surprising emotional turn between them. The moment deepens the family’s comic, chaotic rhythm.

Sheila triggers a blackout at the family residence, forcing So and Mo-seung to work together to fix the lights. In the confined, flickering space, they unexpectedly feel romantic attraction for one another. The outage becomes a spark for a new connection between the cousins.

Foon, the youngest brother, is a charismatic radio DJ who starts a romance with Holli-yuk after she calls him live on air. Their relationship becomes a public, playful dynamic within the family. Foon’s charm drags Holli-yuk into a carefree, flirtatious liaison.

Holli-yuk catches Foon cheating, and a freak accident leaves him with a mildly debilitating mental condition. She steps into a caregiver role, using firm, humor-laced methods to challenge him. Their bond is put to the test as she grapples with his unreliability and her growing feelings.

Holli-yuk’s nurturing turns to genuine affection as their relationship evolves beyond punishment. They reconcile further when Foon creates a Styrofoam statue in her name, symbolizing renewed sincerity. The couple’s bond strengthens amid the family’s romantic upheavals.

During a family birthday party, So and Mo-seung discover that their own love interests are planning to marry each other. They cry together in So's bedroom and realize their own deepening affection for one another. The moment catalyzes a decision to pursue a romance between the cousins.

Holli-yuk arrives at the party and is distressed to see Foon with other women, storms out, and later a dramatic motorcycle ride signals a comeback. The bold gesture reframes their relationship and sets up a final reconciliation. The party becomes the turning point for their future.

Moon finally wins Leng over when he sings a heartfelt song for her at the family karaoke session, witnessed by the whole clan. Leng softens and accepts him back, restoring harmony within the family circle. Their renewed bond adds emotional warmth to the gathering.

With love secured, the three couples—Moon-Leng, So-Mo-seung, and Foon-Holli-yuk—participate in a wedding ceremony. The film closes on a buoyant note as the family embraces a future built on gradual nurturing rather than quick, selfish moves. The weddings symbolize the film's central message about love.