The mysterious Carthusian cloistered monastery, revealed to the world for the first time in 1,000 years through a film. In 2005, Asia's only Carthusian cloistered monastery was established in Sangju, Gyeongbuk Province, South Korea, following the will of Pope John Paul II. Fifteen years later, the lives of 11 Carthusian monks of various nationalities, including Korean, French, German, and Spanish, are revealed for the first time. Their daily lives, living a life of silence, solitude, and chosen poverty according to the strict Carthusian statutes, amidst the beautiful scenery of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. What are they living for? These individuals, who gaze only at the cross in their one-pyeong solitary cells, furthest from the world. The simple yet great lives of the Carthusian monks and their holy prayers for the world come to us, weary from anxiety.