There's a man who looks nervous in a crowded airport. Trying to imitate other people's relaxed behaviors, he is on the board failing to adapt. He's lost in exhilaration and confusion, on the way, the space and time are getting blurred. The more he tries to fix the problems, the more things get twisted. When he came to his senses, the arrival announcement is coming out. It's a clumsy journey without anything going smoothly, but it looks more beautiful because it's incomplete. "Jetlag," which unravels environmental changes and fatigue from long-distance flights into comical situations, invites audiences to an emotional travel, giving you a message of "It's okay not to be perfect" and a sense of relief.