| Director | Shin Yeon-shick |
|---|---|
| Genre | sport film |
| Country | South Korea |
| Box office | $1.9 million |
Woo-jin, a former volleyball MVP who teaches a children's volleyball class on the brink of closure, is hired as the manager of the girls' volleyball team Pink Storm just before disbandment. According to his contract, Woo-jin only needs to win one game, which isn't a problem for him but his team has only second-class players. Pink Storm's owner Jeong-Won sells promising players to other clubs and only recruits players whom other clubs refuse to scout. And if the team wins even once, Jeong-won promises to give 20 million won to one random spectator. Thanks to this publicity, Pink Storm see its popularity soar and the season finally starts, but the team continues to lose. Woo-jin slowly but surely begins to change the team. Pink Storm, which consists of abandoned players, is about whether it can get "one win."