At a rest stop on a mountainside, well-known actor A and actor B, who came to hike with A, sit side-by-side to rest. From a distance, actor D, who recognizes A, suggests to actor C that they go say hello, recalling an experience of drinking together at a film festival years ago. Although C is hesitant, they go together to greet A. Fortunately, A recognizes D and seems pleased. The four then move to A's nearby house. A, B, C, and D begin by discussing acting, then exchange personal stories. As they drink, their conversations become more candid, and the atmosphere gradually warms up. Around sunset, actors E, F, and G arrive at A's house. Some of them know each other to some extent, while others are meeting for the first time today. As the stories continue, they begin to sense the subtle, invisible boundaries within each of their narratives.