Don't Worry

In this tender South Korean short film, we follow Su Ho, a young man grappling with the unsettling yet exhilarating realization that his feelings for his best friend, Han Yeol, go far beyond friendship. As Su Ho begins to question his sexuality, he finds himself drawn to Han Yeol, who is openly gay but equally conflicted—terrified that acting on his own long-held affection might shatter their bond forever. Set against the quiet, intimate landscapes of everyday life, *Don't Worry* captures the raw vulnerability of first love and self-discovery. The film delicately balances moments of aching longing with fleeting joys, as both men navigate the fear of rejection and the courage needed to speak the unspeakable. With a runtime that lingers on stolen glances and unspoken words, this is a gentle, emotionally resonant story about trust, identity, and the risk of loving someone who might just love you back. A must-watch for fans of realistic, character-driven romance.