In the movie Alien, set in a dystopian future, Reonghee and the protagonist (whose name is not mentioned) are both illegal aliens who have been living and working in a foreign country. They face constant fear and danger of being discovered by the Immigration Office Agents, who relentlessly pursue and capture illegal immigrants.
One fateful day, while attempting to flee from the Agents, Reonghee tragically loses her life during the pursuit. Shocked and devastated by the loss, the protagonist becomes determined to find Reonghee's body, which they suspect has been hidden by the company they both worked for. The company, solely concerned about covering up the incident to protect their own interests, becomes a formidable obstacle in the protagonist's quest for closure.
Despite being an illegal alien themselves, the protagonist begins a secret investigation into the company's activities and uncovers the dark truth behind their illegal operations and mistreatment of employees. Along the way, they encounter other fellow immigrants who have suffered under the company's exploitation, forming a bond of solidarity and shared purpose.
Driven by their unwavering love and respect for Reonghee, the protagonist embarks on a dangerous and emotional journey to retrieve her hidden body. Along the way, they face various challenges, including encounters with law enforcement, corrupt authorities, and the bleak reality of life as an illegal immigrant.
As the protagonist navigates through this treacherous world, they gradually gather evidence against the company, intending to expose their crimes to the public and seek justice for both Reonghee and all the mistreated immigrants. Their determination and resilience inspire other oppressed individuals to rise up against their oppressors.
The story culminates when the protagonist finally finds Reonghee's hidden body and holds a heartfelt funeral, honoring her memory with the respect and dignity she deserves. This mournful yet empowering event becomes a turning point, leading to a public revelation of the company's dark practices and ultimately sparking a larger movement for immigrant rights and social change.
In the end, the protagonist's journey not only encompasses a quest for justice but also an exploration of themes such as identity, humanity, and the resilience of the human spirit when faced with adversity.
