10, 20, and 30

Three women from different generations navigate the complexities of life and relationships in Morim Kang's 10, 20, and 30. Krumb, a disorganized widow in her thirties, struggles with raising her teenage daughter, Rok. Rok's cousin Belle, in her twenties, deals with the aftermath of a difficult breakup. Rok, who resists the idea of adulthood and holds negative views toward men, adds tension to the situation. Their lives intertwine as they each face personal challenges and emotional conflicts.