CHUN Suro has had a panic disorder ever since she lost her parents when she was at university. Since then, Suro has relied on her roommate who now is about to leave her for study in Japan. As Suro is sending off her only friend, she comes into the eyes of a well-known but faceless, clever middleman of the drug underworld known as 'Miss GO'. Dressed as a nun, Miss GO persuades Suro into delivering birthday cake packed with drugs to her business associate. An undercover cop assigned to catching Miss GO sees the birthday cake drug deal and chases after Suro and Miss GO. Suro must try to overcome her panic disorder while being inadvertently sucked into a world of drugs, cons, and police and she is forced to become a con artist to survive the whole mess beyond anyone's expectations.


PARK Chul-kwan honed his directorial skills while working with some of Korea’s finest directors, including taking assistant director duties for CHUNG Ji-young’s (1998) and JANG Jin’s (1999). He made his feature debut in 2001 with is his second feature.