Return to Seoul

A 25-year-old French woman, Freddie, travels to Seoul on a whim to visit the country where she was born before being adopted in France, and ends up confronting the gaps in her own history. Navigating a city whose language and customs feel distant, she connects with locals and an adoption agency that can help her reach out to her biological parents. The story unfolds as a sharp, intimate character study, following her impulsive choices, awkward reunions and shifting sense of self rather than offering easy answers. The tone is restless and bittersweet, mixing nightlife, family meetings and quiet moments into a messy search for belonging.