Psychokinesis is a South Korean film directed by Yeon Sang-ho. The main character, Seok-heon, is a down-on-his-luck security guard who gains superpowers after drinking water from a spring that was struck by lightning. Seok-heon's estranged daughter, Roo-mi, runs a failing fried chicken restaurant that is being threatened by a ruthless real estate developer. When Roo-mi's life is threatened, Seok-heon uses his newfound abilities to protect her and save the restaurant.
As Seok-heon learns to control his powers, he becomes a local hero, saving people from dangerous situations and fighting injustice. However, his actions also attract the attention of the authorities and the media, leading to unwanted attention and scrutiny. In addition, Seok-heon's powers come with a cost, as he begins to experience physical exhaustion and pain.
The plot takes a dramatic turn when Seok-heon and Roo-mi find themselves in the middle of a conflict between a group of protesters and the police, which leads to a deadly confrontation. As the situation worsens, Seok-heon must use his powers to prevent a tragedy and protect the people he loves.
Psychokinesis is a blend of comedy, action, and drama, with a strong focus on the relationship between Seok-heon and Roo-mi. The film explores themes of family, sacrifice, and the corrupting influence of power. The performances by the cast, especially Ryu Seung-ryong as Seok-heon and Shim Eun-kyung as Roo-mi, are excellent, and the special effects are impressive. Overall, Psychokinesis is an entertaining and heartwarming film that showcases Yeon Sang-ho's talent as a filmmaker.