Marry Chen

As the birthday song plays, a baby girl is born inside a women's prison, welcomed by four inmates, each burdened by a painful past. When a rebellious newcomer arrives, clashes give way to friendship. After the baby is diagnosed with an eye disease, the inmates form a prison choir to gift the baby girl a final memory.

Within a dance class, an overweight girl named Badi, driven by her aspiration to perform on stage, resolves to emulate the exemplary student Bidi, seeking to attain her slender physique and aesthetic ideal. However, her resort to extreme dieting precipitates a pathological cycle of anorexia and binge eating, ultimately bringing her to the brink of psychological collapse. It is not until a critical moment of realization that she discovers there is, in fact, no “Badi” at all—she herself is Bidi.