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Someone posted the storyboard for one of the scenes (S#01A) from the movie Modup (Knot). Below is the translation. Does this mean the story might revolve around a fishing village? 👀 A fishing village named "Galdu" under the deep blanket of night. Dawn is breaking, and rough waves beat against the pier. A weathered, small boat is visible by the pier side. Lee-do turns on the light bulb inside the wheelhouse of the boat. He tries to light a cigarette but suddenly pauses as he looks out the window. Sang-gun is visible through the wheelhouse window. He is sitting in front of the mooring post, trying to untie the knots of a rope. He seems to be struggling and grunting as the knot won't come undone easily. Lee-do (Male, 50s) looking at Sang-gun, is preparing for his voyage out. Lee-do comes out of the wheelhouse, turns on the fish-attracting lights, and approaches Sang-gun. Chang-dae shows up late behind them. Chang-dae: Sorry I'm late. (spoken in local dialect) Chang-dae approaches from behind Sang-gun, who is still untying the knots. Chang-dae puts on his work clothes as he walks over. Sang-gun greets Chang-dae back. Seeing this, Lee-do approaches them. As Lee-do comes over, Sang-gun moves aside to make room for him. Lee-do: Listen up. While big ships might not need it, it's absolutely essential for small boats like this that flip easily. A 'loop knot' is the kind of knot you use when you're securing a boat to a mooring post.