Laws of the good child

Synopsis

In a covert Russian orphanage known as "Dead Mansion," children are rigorously trained to become elite agents. Among them, the legendary operative codenamed Sean was presumed lost due to a mysterious "shipping error." Unexpectedly, Sean resurfaces in a Korean middle school, igniting a series of events that challenge the boundaries between innocence and indoctrination. As Sean navigates this new environment, he confronts the rigid "laws" imposed upon children, questioning the morality of a system that molds youth into instruments of power. This narrative delves into themes of identity, autonomy, and the resilience of the human spirit amidst manipulation and control.