The original screenplay for the movie [Us] by Ga-eun Yoon has been published for the first time!
Includes unreleased commentary and behind-the-scenes footage from 31 production staff members, including actors Choi Soo-in, Seol Hye-in, and Lee Seo-yeon.
A "Collector's Edition" commemorating the 10th anniversary of the film's production, featuring stills and behind-the-scenes footage.

The screenplay collection for the film [Us] is being published for the first time to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the film's production.
[Us] is director Yoon Ga-eun's feature film debut, and was officially invited to the Generation Competition section and Best Feature Debut section at the 66th Berlin International Film Festival.
In 2024, it was included in the '100 Best Korean Films of All Time' selected by filmmakers, and was also included in elementary school Korean language textbooks.
Director Yoon Ga-eun, who wrote and directed the film, won the Best New Director Award at the 37th Blue Dragon Film Awards, the Best Screenplay Award in the Film category at the 53rd Baeksang Arts Awards, and the Best New Director Award at the 36th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards for this film.

This script collection is being published for the first time to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the film's production, and is a deluxe edition with a rich composition.
It includes the original script, still cuts and behind-the-scenes footage from the filming location, as well as commentary from 31 actors and staff who worked together on the film [Us].
The voices of the actors who played the eleven-year-old girls in the drama, including Choi Soo-in, Seol Hye-in, and Lee Seo-yeon, who have now become adults, reminisce about the hot summer days on set, will be a heartwarming gift in itself to all who love [Us].

“It is intertwined with traces of my own struggles, amazing lines discovered by the actors through long rehearsals, and new structures and details created through intense thought with the staff throughout the production.
Now, I can't even remember which lines I wrote or which scenes were created by whom.
That distinction has long since lost its meaning.
“I now know that this script, which was barely completed by being patched and added here and there, was the true heart of “Us.”
_Yoon Ga-eun (director/screenwriter)