Daisy

The story unfolds across multiple locations, moving from remote mountain landscapes and a narrow log crossing that becomes a bridge, to urban Interpol environments in the Netherlands, and later back in Korea. The Netherlands serves as the primary setting for Hye-young's portrait work and Park Yi's discreet surveillance as a hit man. The plot also shifts to a crime-world backdrop, where international investigations and gang activity move the characters toward a violent climax. The geographical contrast underlines the romance, danger, and tragedy that drive the narrative.

💘 Love vs Duty

The romance between Hye-young and Park Yi unfolds under a cloud of danger. Park Yi, a professional hit man, struggles to protect her while concealing his true life. Hye-young's growing affection, influenced by the mysterious daisies and a sense of destiny, complicates their bond. The story uses small gestures—like the rescued log-bridge and the daisies—to explore how love can coexist with violence, yet carry heavy consequences.

🗡️ Violence and Sacrifice

The film blends mercy with brutality as gunfights, betrayals, and assassination plots push characters toward harsh choices. Park Yi's loyalty to Hye-young clashes with his deadly profession, forcing sacrifices for her safety. Hye-young endures physical and emotional wounds that change her forever. Vengeance and protection collide in the climax, revealing the high price of loyalty in a criminal underworld.

🌧️ Fate and Tragedy

Arrival, miscommunication, and fatal consequences weave a tragic arc. Jeong Woo's pursuit of a solution to the drug-ring case intersects with his personal connections, leading to guilt and a sense of inevitability. The recurring motif of rain, reflection, and flowers frames how chance and destiny steer the characters toward a heartbreaking finish. The final moments leave a bittersweet sense of reunion shadowed by loss.