Seemingly forever, Baedari Village has been a popular site for shooting films and TV dramas as if they were annual events. Such films often do well at the box office and the TV dramas are typically popular, which drives a lot of sightseers to the village. Due to the wave of visitors, the administration set out to paint the village. The construction work on the exterior walls has changed the old and outdated buildings into a place which seems to be a set in the name of the facade Townscape Project. We feel sorry about this situation, because it is not far removed from the idea of the military regime when it displaced people and covered the outer walls of the old buildings after gaining the Asian Games and the Olympics in the 1980s. The buildings in this village are not something deserving of shame, and the residents are not beings who should be covered. This movie shows the original residents as the main characters who previously couldn't speak out about their rights. We are showing not a set, but a story of a community trying to keep the history of the Used Bookstore Street intact against the civil construction development force.​