One Last Order

In the cozy warmth of his favorite late-night café, Jong In (Yoo Kyung Seon) finds his quiet routine disrupted by a series of anonymous poems left at his table. Each verse is tender, personal, and clearly from someone who knows him well. Determined to uncover the identity of his secret admirer, Jong In becomes a charming detective, observing and interacting with the café’s three distinct baristas: a mysterious female barista with an enigmatic smile, a shy male barista lost in daydreams, and a bubbly latecomer who seems to know more than she lets on. As he sifts through clues and stolen glances, Jong In must confront his own heart — and the possibility that love might come from the most unexpected direction. This sweet, 17-minute South Korean short film blends mystery with gentle romance, celebrating the thrill of being pursued and the courage it takes to look beyond appearances. With soft lighting, a soothing café ambiance, and a bisexual lead who considers both men and women as potential love interests, *One Last Order* is a feel-good, inclusive gem that proves great things come in small packages.