Harmony

Jeong-hye gives birth to her son within the cold confines of a prison infirmary, her motherhood defined by barbed wire and uniformed guards. She and her fellow inmates seize a fragile opportunity: forming a choir to compete in a national contest, where a victory promises a precious, fleeting reunion with their outside families. Guided by a dedicated but demanding choirmaster, this unlikely ensemble of convicted women—each carrying the weight of her past crime—embarks on a grueling journey toward musical unity. Their disparate voices, initially raw with anger and shame, must learn to blend, forging harmony not just in song, but in shared vulnerability and fragile hope behind bars.