Going to school for 11-year-old boy Dong-ku with an IQ of 60 gives him the greatest joy in life. For Dong-ku’s father, Jin-gyu, who runs a fried chicken joint, nothing can make him happier if his son graduates from elementary school. All Dong-ku does at school is delivering water to his classmates, but he always looks happy doing this. But things turn for the worse when the school wants Dong-ku to move to a special school for disabled children. Then Jin-gyu learns that Don...more

Going to school for 11-year-old boy Dong-ku with an IQ of 60 gives him the greatest joy in life. For Dong-ku’s father, Jin-gyu, who runs a fried chicken joint, nothing can make him happier if his son graduates from elementary school. All Dong-ku does at school is delivering water to his classmates, but he always looks happy doing this. But things turn for the worse when the school wants Dong-ku to move to a special school for disabled children. Then Jin-gyu learns that Dong-ku could keep going to school if he joins the baseball team since they lack enough players to keep it in tact. Knowing nothing about the rules of baseball, Dong-ku starts his school life as a baseball player, however, the coach gets frustrated by him as the baseball match approaches. What Dong-ku can do is only delivering water to his teammates. Meanwhile, the owner of the house keeps pressing Jin-gyu to move out even though his son just got used to his way to school from home after practicing for three long years. Dong-ku and Jin-gyu face all these obstacles to succeed in what may be a small dream for many - graduating from elementary school. less