Big in Korea

Nineteen year old Junjae Park has grown up in the spotlight as the lovable youngest member of the K-Pop super group, flyHIGH. Raised more by the five older members than he has been by his own family, Junjae has never really known a life outside of the Idol world. He went from being a twelve year old Ace Productions trainee, to being a member of one of the biggest pop acts in Asia--all with his best friend, Taejin Lee, at his side.

So when Taejin buckles under the pressure and takes his own life, no longer able to cope with the constant public scrutiny, the demanding and possessive fans, and flyHIGH's endless work schedules, Junjae is forced to reassess the future that he's envisioned for himself since his trainee days. One that has always included Taejin by his side.

Junjae escapes to the small Australian town of Girralong, where no one has any idea that he's kind of a big deal. Without the distractions of Idol life, Junjae is free to dig deeper into what might have pushed the seemingly happy Taejin towards suicide, and to experience first hand what it really means to be ordinary.