Going Off Script

"Oh, so I'm boring because I don't get drunk and stick my dick into everything that has a hole?"
"No. You're boring because you have your head so far up your own ass that you won't even stop to look around and enjoy what's right in front of you."

Moon Beom-Da is Seoul's Golden Boy. Twenty-four, handsome, disciplined, straight-and a pleasure to work with. In spite of being one of the hottest rising actors in the industry, he doesn't have a single scandal to his name.

Park Woo-Jin is Seoul's Problem Child. Also twenty-four. Wild, reckless, notoriously promiscuous-and much to everyone's annoyance, undeniably talented.

The two represent everything the other despises.
To Beom-Da, Woo-Jin is instability and chaos.
To Woo-Jin, Beom-Da is conformity and suffocating perfection.

No wonder they don't get along. They know it. The fans know it. The entire industry knows it.

But when they're cast opposite each other in a BL film that could change the trajectory of their careers, irritation turns into tension-and tension into something far more dangerous.

So they come to an arrangement:
Only until production wraps up. Then they cut it off, clean break and they never talk about it again.

Except the more time they spend together-between takes, promotions, and late nights on set-the harder it becomes to tell where the acting ends and the truth begins.

And as filming draws to a close, Beom-Da and Woo-Jin are forced to choose:
protect their individual fame...
or risk everything for something completely off script.