Bunt

Dong-gu, a boy with an intellectual disability, finds profound joy in a simple daily ritual: fetching well water for his classmates. This duty grants him a cherished sense of purpose and belonging. His entire world, meticulously built around this small but vital task, is upended when the school installs modern water purifiers. Suddenly rendered obsolete, he faces the crumbling of his fragile connection to others. The film is a quiet exploration of how societal progress can inadvertently strip away a person's most precious possession: their sense of place and contribution.