Love Phobia

In a brilliant summer glow, a young boy named Jo‑kang wanders through his schoolyard when he encounters a curious girl clad in a vivid yellow raincoat. She introduces herself with an odd confession—she’s an alien who warns that anyone she touches will be harmed. While the rest of the school recoils in fearful whispers, Jo‑kang senses a different rhythm in her words and decides to befriend her. The encounter sparkles with a mixture of childlike wonder and an undercurrent of mystery, setting a tone that feels both ordinary and quietly otherworldly.

Their friendship blooms swiftly, anchored by whispered stories and a shared sense of magic that seems to linger beneath the rain‑coat’s bright fabric. Jo‑kang becomes deeply attached, his affection turning into an earnest, almost hopeless love that colors his days with both joy and an aching longing. The bond they forge feels timeless, as if the world around them has paused to accommodate their secret universe.

A decade later, now a high‑school student, Jo‑kang receives an unexpected call that pulls him back toward the girl who once occupied his thoughts. The invitation leads him to a secluded temple perched on a mountainside, a place that feels both familiar and surreal. Their reunion is brief yet charged, a fleeting moment that reignites the emotions he thought were long settled. As quickly as she appears, Ari slips away again, leaving Jo‑kang standing in the hushed stillness of the temple courtyard, his heart heavy with unanswered questions.

The film weaves a delicate tapestry of nostalgia, yearning, and enigmatic charm, inviting viewers to linger on the delicate line between childhood imagination and adult longing. Through its soft, sun‑lit visuals and a melancholic soundtrack, the story hints at deeper truths hidden behind simple encounters, urging the audience to wonder what remains unspoken in the spaces between two souls who are forever intertwined by a single, bright yellow raincoat.

Last Updated: October 14, 2025 at 03:50