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In 1980, Kim Man-seob is a widowed taxi driver in Seoul, raising his child alone and buried in debt. When he overhears another driver boasting about a well-paid fare to Gwangju, he grabs the job for himself. His passenger is Peter, a German journalist hoping to report on the growing unrest there, which Man-seob knows nothing about.
Longtime friends and married couple Seok-ho and Ye-jin host a housewarming dinner for their close friends. Over the meal, the group agrees to a game: every new message and call that comes in on their phones must be shared with the whole table. What begins as lighthearted fun soon grows more and more awkward.
Sun-hee, a hardworking cashier and mother of two, works at a big supermarket with single mother Hye-mi and cleaner Soon-rye, all on temporary contracts. Sun-hee hopes to be made a permanent employee, but when the company suddenly announces that every temporary worker will be let go, the women decide to go on strike.
Kim Byung-doo is a small-time gangster in his late 20s who can't raise enough money to save his family from eviction. Desperate, he goes over the head of his boss, Sang-chul, and takes a dangerous job straight from President Hwang, the man above them. Meanwhile, he reunites with childhood friend Min-ho, now a director making a gangster film.
Ex-bodyguard Jang Ok-ju loses her best friend Min-hee and learns that her friend's final wish was for revenge on Choi Pro, a predator who exploited her. Grieving and furious, Ok-ju starts tracking him down, determined to make him pay.
Three bored high school girls hold a séance with a traditional Korean spirit board, and a ghost tied to water seems to answer. Meanwhile Min Ji-won, a skilled swimmer who has lost her memory, is troubled by nightmares from her forgotten past, and an old friend warns her that someone named Su-in is coming for them.
North Korean detective Im Cheol-ryung is sent back to Seoul to catch Jang Myong-jun, a terrorist leader who escaped custody in New York and slipped into the South with a fortune. He reunites with South Korean detective Kang Jin-tae, and the pair are soon joined by Jack, an FBI agent chasing the same fugitive.
After college, a group of six friends go their separate ways. Years later, Sun-ae returns from the United States and tells Hye-jin she is being followed by Kyung-ah, a girl who is supposed to be dead, while Se-hoon is haunted by dreams of a woman whose face he cannot recall. Soon Hye-jin starts seeing Kyung-ah too.
NIS agent Lee Han-gyu fails to stop an assassination carried out by North Korean sleeper spy Ji-won, and loses his job over it. Six years later, Han-gyu tracks down runaway brides as a private investigator and Ji-won works construction. When they cross paths by chance, each recognizes the other but keeps quiet, and they end up working and living together.
After her mother's death, lonely Soo-rin moves to Hwano Road with her new stepfather and keeps to herself until a boy named Sung-min befriends her. One day they go into the mountains with friends to watch a construction blast, and everyone vanishes except Soo-rin. Days later, a grown man appears, claiming to be Sung-min.
