Youth of May

In the spring of 1980, pro-democracy sentiments run high, but Hee Tae shows no interest in the matter.

Myeong Hee expects the blind date to end quickly, but Hee Tae keeps doing things to make the date go unexpectedly.

Hee Tae visits Soo Ryeon unannounced and ends up joining her family, and even Myeong Hee, for an awkward meal.

Hee Tae suggests that he and Myeong Hee keep dating just for the month of May, but Myeong Hee is hesitant.

Hee Tae agrees to get engaged to Soo Ryeon, although it seems as if he wants to provoke Myeong Hee.

Hee Tae and Myeong Hee decide to be true to their feelings, but they face suspicions and hardships.

Hee Tae realizes that Myeong Hee never came home the night before and goes looking for her.

Hee Tae and Soo Ryeon move to Seoul together, as Myeong Hee makes up her mind about her plans.

Myeong Hee and Hee Tae agree to leave Gwangju, but with the expanded martial law, the city is in chaos.

The troops open fire on civilians in the streets of Gwangju, and Myeong Hee gets some unexpected news.

Gwangju is put under lockdown by the army, and Myeong Hee anxiously waits for Hee Tae to return.

The year is 2021, and a middle-aged Hee Tae is transported back to May of 1980 after getting some news.