Orang

On a scorching summer day, two youths scarred by loss and pain find an unexpected refuge in each other. Yu Chan, burdened by the torment of hearing the thoughts of others, and Ha Jio, struggling with loneliness and the weight of a broken family fate, cross paths by chance. What begins as mere curiosity soon grows into a profound bond that compels them to confront their hidden wounds, unspoken fears, and untold stories. Amid a closed-off village and a world that refuses to understand them, they learn that every choice brings loss—but also the chance for true change. That summer, which they thought would be nothing but painful and scorching, becomes the brightest and most transformative season of their lives: the summer they discover hope and love.

A shy returning student who loves caring for flowers, Hyunwoo has a condition that makes him pass out in the presence of excessive stimuli. For example, he nearly fainted at a bar recently because of some freshman who’d doused himself in cologne. Thankfully, he got some fresh air in time, as well as a glimpse of that same freshman making out with another guy. Hyunwoo doesn’t think much of it, but a few days later, he’s overwhelmed by the same dizzying yet irresistible scent. But this time, he’s not at a bar—he’s at a flower-themed cafe, to interview for a job he desperately wants and needs. What will Hyunwoo find in this garden of memories?