A group of South Korean female journalists set out to investigate rumors swirling around the Burning Sun nightclub in Seoul, a venue tied to K-pop star Seungri. Their reporting uncovers hidden chat groups where male celebrities, including singer Jung Joon-young, shared secretly filmed sexual footage of women without consent. The film follows the journalists as they track down victims, sources, and leaked messages, piecing together a network that reached into the police force accused of covering up complaints against the club. Interviews with reporters and affected women lay out how the scandal moved from online rumor to a national reckoning, forcing resignations and arrests and putting the K-pop industry's protection of its stars under public scrutiny. The film treats the case as a story about institutional power as much as celebrity, tracing how fame, money, and law enforcement connections let the abuse continue until journalists forced it into the open. It ends with the criminal cases still working through Korean courts and the industry's response left unresolved.