A werewolf writes stories about things he'll never be. Then a six-year-old girl asks him to be her dad, and he stops writing excuses. Ten minutes is all it takes to break you open, to show you that becoming something means letting someone believe you already are.
A wolf who writes novels has settled in a peaceful country house to work on his big book. One rainy day a beautiful woman turns up at his door with a six-year-old girl, tells the child that the wolf is her father, and leaves her there. From that moment an unusual family takes shape. Directed by Chang Hyung-yun in South Korea in 2005, this ten-minute fantasy short won the Hiroshima Award at the 11th Hiroshima Animation Festival, along with the 2005 Korean Animation Award and a prize at the Tokyo International Anime Fair.
