My name is Gabriel
My name is Gabriel
Hello. I'm Jennie.
-[Defconn] Jennie!
-[hosts cheering]
-[Haeri] Wow, so pretty.
-[Minkyung] So pretty.
I like nature.
A place where there aren't
a lot of people.
WITH THE GREEN MOTHER NATURE
-[staff member] Do you like animals?
-[gasps]
I love animals.
[in English] Bambi, I missed you.
[in Korean] Cute.
I'm your owner.
I was so happy.
My name is Maria.
[Defconn] The vineyard is 4,500 pyeong.
-Five hundred olive trees?
-[Minkyung exclaims]
[Minkyung] A farm stay!
-Yes, I was the owner of a farm stay.
-[Defconn laughs]
[Defconn] Wow.
You have become
the owner of a farm stay...
-[Jennie] Let's dig.
-...at this huge place.
[in Italian] Ciao.
[Minkyung in Korean]
You have done a lot of work.
I'll do my best.
IT'S HARD
MARIA HAS PUT ALL THE LUGGAGE IN HER CAR
[guest in English]
How long is this ride going to be?
[Jennie] It's no longer than ten minutes.
My name is Gabriel
[Defconn in Korean] She has picked up
the first guests of the B&B.
-[Haeri] They recognized her.
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-[Haeri] Oh, my.
-[Minkyung] It was so close.
SHE LOOKS JUST LIKE HER
TAPPING
[Defconn] You don't know what is
-going on in the back.
-[Jennie] Right.
PEOPLE IN THE BACKSEAT SUDDENLY GET BUSY
[in English] Why do I feel like
I've seen you somewhere?
[in Korean] He's trying to feel you out.
"You seem familiar."
-He's feeling her out.
-[in English] I do?
Yeah. I don't know.
I feel like I've seen you from somewhere.
[♪ dramatic music playing]
-Never.
-[all laugh]
[Minkyung in Korean] She's Maria.
[in English] You've never been to Milano?
No. This is my hometown,
and I've lived here my whole life.
You've never moved from here?
No. Never.
[in Korean] That was smooth.
-It was natural.
-You're good.
-You're good.
-[in English] Do you like... Mmm...
-to listen to music or...
-[hosts laughing]
Uh, I mean, I love to listen to music,
but, you know, I'm very busy
with taking care of the house,
the horses, the olive gardens.
We love some good Vivaldi.
[in Korean] They're not asking
-any more questions.
-Right.
It would be impossible for guys
from Milano not to recognize you.
They might ask you
if you like black and pink.
I drove fast.
Real fast.
GOING HOME QUICKLY
[in English] Here we are.
[Haeri in Korean] You're home.
[Jennie] Clea.
Clea came out to see me.
-She came to say hi.
-[in Korean] She came to meet them.
How is a dog like that?
WELCOME TO AGRITURISMO
[Defconn] You have officially welcomed
your first guests.
[in English] Clea, you're so happy.
[in Korean] She's checking the luggage.
-[all laughing]
-[Defconn] Like baggage claim.
[in English] I'm going to take you guys
for a cold drink...
in case you guys are all thirsty.
I can help.
-Thanks.
-[in Korean] She's carrying their bag.
[in English] Here we are.
This is the house.
[in Korean]
You got here a day before them.
[laughs] I'm acting natural.
[in English]
This is some welcome drinks for you guys.
[Jennie laughing]
-Oh, thank you. Welcome, everyone. Cheers.
-[glasses clinking]
[in Korean] Hotel Tourism major
would've suited you well.
-I like it.
-Right.
I think I would've liked it.
AFTER THEY'VE HAD THE WELCOME DRINKS
[in English] Let's go.
TIME TO CHECK IN
[Minkyung in Korean] So far, so good.
[Haeri] Right.
-[in English] Here you are. Be my guest.
-Ooh!
[Jennie] We have lots of beautiful
horse paintings around the house.
A room this way and that way.
Feel free to look around.
[in Korean] You're introducing the house
so naturally.
[guest speaks in English]
[Jennie] I'm going to go
make some lunch for you guys.
If there's anything you need,
just be like, "Maria!"
and I'll come find you.
-Okay.
-[Jennie] Yes.
-I'll see you guys soon. Bye.
-[guests] Bye.
[Haeri in Korean] You're a natural.
MARIA FINISHES SHOWING THEM AROUND
GOSH, I WAS SO NERVOUS
-[panting]
-[Defconn] It's done.
-You were that nervous?
-[Defconn exclaims]
-I was actually shaking this much.
-[Minkyung gasps]
Wow. Amazing.
I couldn't tell.
-As soon as she closed the door...
-She was acting.
TRYING HER BEST TO ACT NATURAL
TRYING TO CALM DOWN, SHE RUNS TO FIND MOM
[in English] Mommy. Mommy.
RUNNING TO THE KITCHEN
-Mommy.
-[in Italian] You're back.
[Jennie in English] I'm back.
I brought three guests to the house.
Do they want to eat?
Yes. They're very hungry, they said.
[Claudia] Okay.
So we have to do something.
[Jennie] Yes.
[in Korean] What is she going to make?
SHE WASHES HER HANDS TO START COOKING
PREPARE FLOUR AND EGGS
[♪ cheerful music playing]
-[Claudia in English] Salt.
-[Jennie] Mmm-hmm.
SEASON THE INGREDIENTS FOR THE DOUGH
-[Claudia] Little bit more.
-[Jennie] Okay.
Perfect.
SHE WHISKS THE EGGS
-[in Korean] Oh!
-She's doing it with one hand now.
You're doing well.
SHE STARTS KNEADING THE DOUGH
I'M GOOD
[in English] What are we making?
-Finifini.
-Finifini?
-Finifini.
-Finifini.
-[in Korean] What is that?
-It's a type of pasta
with long, thin strands.
-Thin strands.
-[Defconn] Yes.
-[Haeri] Looks good.
-Is it like Korean noodles?
-Yes.
-[Defconn] Right.
HOW WILL MARIA'S FINIFINI TASTE?
-It's fresh homemade noodles.
-[both laughing]
-They make it from scratch.
-[Jennie] Yes.
-I loved it.
-[Claudia in English] Do it strongly.
Because this wheat is
different from the others.
-And it has less gluten.
-[Minkyung] Mmm.
That's why it's good for you.
-[in Korean] It has less gluten.
-I see.
So you should eat ancient grains.
-Because it has less gluten.
-We shouldn't have a lot of gluten?
It's harder to digest.
[Defconn] I see.
-It was much drier.
-[hosts] Oh.
SNIFFING
[in English] It smells different.
-Smells different.
-Yes.
CUT THE GLUTINOUS DOUGH
-[Defconn in Korean] It's so glutinous.
-[Minkyung] It really is.
SPREAD IT OUT WITH YOUR HANDS
A PASTA MAKER
-I should've bought that too.
-[hosts laughing]
-You didn't buy anything.
-[sighs] No, I didn't.
AFTER SPREADING OUT THE DOUGH
Oh?
PUT IT IN THE REAR PART OF THE MACHINE
-[Haeri] Wow, you make noodles like that?
-[Jennie gasps]
THE NOODLES COME OUT NICE AND THIN
-[in English] Oh, my goodness.
-[Defconn in Korean] The color
-is so pretty.
-I need one.
It's a pretty color.
[Jennie] Wow. Amazing.
Working that pasta maker was so fun.
-[Defconn] Right.
-It must've been.
-It looks fun.
-Yes.
[Defconn] It's just like how we make
-Korean thin noodles.
-[Jennie] Yes.
And you cook them right away.
[in English] Can you go downstairs
and collect some sage leaves, please?
-[Defconn] Sage.
-Okay.
[in Korean] Do you know what they are?
[♪ amusing note plays]
-[hosts laughing]
-Let's watch!
-Will Maria be able to find sage leaves?
-I don't think she knows.
[water running]
[gasps, softly in English] Okay. Sage.
-[in Korean] She's showing her.
-Ah.
-You memorized the scent.
-Yes.
[in English] How much?
About 15 leaves... 20 leaves.
-Okay. 20 leaves. Got it.
-[Defconn in Korean] Twenty leaves.
[Jennie] Go.
[Defconn] She's off to find sage leaves.
[♪ amusing music playing]
-[Haeri] Oh, she's bringing one.
-[Defconn] Right.
Sage tree?
SMELLING RIGHT AWAY
This is not it.
-She's smelling everything one by one.
-No.
Is it that?
CHECKING ALL THE TREES
[Minkyung] Where is Clea?
Clea should help.
-There are too many trees.
-Yes.
-It's hard.
-It's all...
-[in English] Next to the cars.
-Next to the...
-Cars.
-[Jennie in Korean] She knew it.
[in English] There?
I know, I know. Oopsy. [chuckles]
RUNNING IN EXCITEMENT AFTER GETTING HELP
[in Korean] This?
SHE FINALLY FINDS THE SAGE
-She sniffed it out.
-[both chuckle]
-What did it smell like?
-[in English] Yes!
-[in Korean] It's a kind of herb.
-[Defconn] Herb?
It was more pungent than other herbs,
so I could tell right away.
They burn sage to purify the air.
-To purify the air.
-Yes, sage is used for that a lot.
[softly] Nineteen, twenty.
-[Minkyung] She's excited.
-[Jennie] I look so excited. So obviously.
[Minkyung] She found it.
[in English] Mommy, I got sage.
-Wonderful. Just wash them. Mmm-hmm.
-Mmm-hmm.
ALL THE INGREDIENTS ARE PREPPED
[Defconn in Korean] I wonder
what they're going to do with them.
TIME TO COOK
[Claudia in English]
Put butter here. Just butter.
PUT BUTTER AND SAGE IN THE HOT PAN
[Defconn in Korean] So the pasta smells
of butter and herbs.
-[Jennie in English] I love sage.
-[Claudia] I love it too.
THE COMBINATION OF SAGE AND BUTTER
[in Italian] And let's boil the noodles.
BOIL FRESH NOODLES FOR FIVE MINUTES
TRYING THE FRESH NOODLES
-[Jennie] Mmm!
-[in Korean] Was it good?
It was to die for.
-[in English] Very good. [laughs]
-[Claudia] Okay.
[in Korean] The noodle itself tastes good.
[Claudia in Italian]
I think it's all cooked.
[Jennie in English] Okay.
[Jennie exclaims]
[Jennie exclaims]
[in Korean] So the butter is the sauce?
-Just that.
-[Defconn] Just that.
[Minkyung] It's such a simple pasta dish.
[Haeri] I think I can make that.
[Claudia in Italian]
One of us will carry the pasta
and the other will carry
the Parmesan cheese.
[in Korean] Since the ingredients
-are so good.
-[Defconn] Right.
-The wheat is different.
-Yes.
-[Minkyung] It's like a painting.
-[guest in Italian] The fountain is cute.
[guest 1] Yes, it's nice here.
[guest 3] Yes, I want to have a house
in a place like this too.
THE GUESTS ARE SEATED AT...
[Jennie in Korean] Clea is asleep.
[♪ pleasant guitar music playing]
[gasps, exclaims]
-The cloud is like CG.
-[Minkyung] Seriously.
I'm so jealous.
A TABLE WITH A VINEYARD VIEW
[Minkyung] Having a meal
at such a place...
THAT OVERLOOKS THE GRAPEVINES
[guests speaking in Italian]
[in Italian] Ciao.
[in Korean] Gosh, she does everything.
SHE STARTS SETTING THE TABLE
[in English] I thought
you were using the larger table.
Yeah. Maybe they like the view here.
[Claudia] Okay.
Thank you.
-[in Italian] Look at the plates.
-[guest 1 speaks in Italian]
So cute.
UNLIKE THE GUESTS WHO ARE RELAXED,
THE OWNER MUST MOVE ON TO HER NEXT TASK
[Claudia in English]
Serve them as much as you can.
We'll have the rest.
[Jennie, softly] I serve?
-Yes.
-[Jennie whines] Mommy.
-[Jennie sighs]
-[in Korean] She doesn't
-cut you any slack.
-No, never.
-[in English] Today we have Finifini.
-[guests exclaiming]
-[Jennie] The grains are from our garden.
-[guests] Okay.
We made the pasta
with butter and sage from the garden,
-so it's going to be really good.
-[guests exclaim]
[in Korean] You mom didn't ask you
to explain the dishes.
-She just did it.
-[chuckles]
I did everything I could.
SHE SCOOPS UP
A GENEROUS AMOUNT OF THE PASTA
AND PUTS IT IN THE BOWL
[guest 3 in English] Thank you.
Is it too much?
[in Korean] Isn't that too much?
GENEROUS MARIA GIVES WITHOUT HOLDING BACK
-[in English] I'll give you sage too.
-Thank you.
FINISHING UP WITH SAGE DECORATION
-Enjoy.
-[hosts laugh]
-Do you want to eat a little?
-[Jennie] Yes, please.
I'll bring some small plates for us.
MOM AND MARIA PREPARE TO EAT TOO
MEANWHILE, THE GUESTS...
[Defconn in Korean]
They're putting in cheese.
It becomes thick when you add it.
Ah! It was really good.
-[in Italian] Enjoy!
-Enjoy!
HOW DOES MARIA'S PASTA TASTE?
-[in Korean] How is it?
-How was it? Was it good?
[in Italian] Is it good?
-[Minkyung in Korean] Is it good?
-It must be good.
Thank God.
[in Italian] It's just butter and sage
just like she said.
They said they have wine.
-[Jennie in Korean] Right.
-[in Italian] I'm counting on Maria.
-[in Korean] Really? You counted on me.
-[laughs]
NOW THEY ARE CRAVING WINE
-They must be craving wine.
-[Jennie] Right.
STARING
[in English] Mommy, do we give them
some wine or anything to drink?
-Yes.
-[both exclaim]
[Defconn in Korean] Why are you surprised?
You did it.
-You don't remember?
-I didn't know they wanted wine.
-[Minkyung] Oh!
-You should open a B&B.
-Not bad.
-[Minkyung] For real.
-[Haeri] You know instinctively.
-[Minkyung] You should open a B&B.
-We found the sequel to Hyori's Homestay.
-[all laugh]
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-[Haeri] Jennie's Homestay. And then?
She just knows what to do.
[in English] Would you guys
want some wine or water?
-Wine.
-[guests speaking in English]
Wine?
-Thank you, Maria.
-[speaks in Italian]
[in English] No problem.
[in Korean]
You offer them wine right away.
[in English] Nice timing.
[Claudia] Let's give Clea...
Let's give our wine.
[Jennie] Okay.
-Today's wine is Clea for Clea!
-[gasp, exclaim]
-[guest 2] She's also there.
-[Jennie] Yes. She's here.
-[in Korean] What? Is this homemade?
-The wine name is Clea?
-It's the wine of our farm.
-[hosts exclaim]
So romantic, right?
-I want to go there.
-[gasps]
Go, then.
THEY ARE ENCHANTED
BY THE CHARM OF A FARM STAY
I want to go there and eat that.
[in English] Thank you.
-[in Korean] She's holding the bottom.
-Yes. I saw it from somewhere.
SHE TURNS THE BOTTLE
JUST THE WAY SHE REMEMBERS
-My hands were shaking so much then.
-[laughs]
SHAKING
[Minkyung] She turned it.
-[Defconn] She did it well.
-[Jennie giggles]
UNLIKE HER SHAKING HANDS,
SHE'S STILL SMILING
[in English] Thank you.
-Enjoy Clea.
-[guests] Thank you.
-[exclaims] Enjoy.
-[Minkyung in Korean] She did well.
PHEW
[panting, in English] Mom.
[in Korean] Drinking it from the bottle.
I knew it.
-[in English] Cheers.
-[in Korean] It looks so good.
-[in Italian] I like this wine.
-[Haeri exclaims]
Clea is amazing.
-[Haeri in English] Good choice.
-[Minkyung in Korean] It must be good.
-[in English] I'll give you some wine.
-Yes. Thank you.
POURING
-[in Korean] She poured a lot.
-[Haeri] She poured too much.
[in English]
We will go to sleep after that.
[all laugh]
MARIA IS GENEROUS WITH THE WINE TOO
-[in Korean] She did pour a lot.
-[all laughing]
She is full of love.
Maria, how much can you drink?
-Me?
-[Defconn] Yes.
CURIOUS
[sighs] I'm a lightweight.
[all laugh]
-I think we can guess...
-Right.
-...what that really means.
-Yes. [laughs]
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO KNOW
THEY ALSO HAVE LUNCH WITH WINE
Is it good?
[in English] Very delicious.
-Because it's Clea.
-[Jennie] It's Clea...
[both laugh]
Only Clea.
[in Korean] She seems relaxed
now that she's got some work done.
I'm envious of Clea's life.
-[in English] Me too.
-Right now...
SHE ALWAYS LIES DOWN LIKE THIS
[Jennie] Happiest dog I've ever seen.
[♪ peaceful music playing]
BOTH PEOPLE AND ANIMALS FEEL PEACEFUL HERE
[Claudia] You have a special connection
with all animals.
You can really understand
what dogs and horses think.
So you really have a special connection
with all the animals.
-You're like their boss.
-[both laugh]
[in Korean] I love her.
[in English] I finally feel
more like Maria today.
GLANCING
-[in Korean] Do they need something?
-What's wrong?
-They need something.
-Do they suspect her?
INTENSE GAZES ON MARIA
[Haeri] They still suspect her?
[♪ suspenseful music playing]
[in Italian]
My sister's room is full of her posters.
[in Korean] Oh, dear!
[Haeri] They know for sure.
-[Defconn laughing]
-[Jennie in English] Oh, my God.
-[in Korean] I had no idea.
-[Haeri] You didn't know?
-Really?
-So his sister's room is
full of posters of her favorite celebrity,
and that is Jennie.
I see.
[in English] We want to ask you something.
-[in Italian] Who are you talking to?
-[all laugh]
I was practicing.
-[in Korean] He was practicing?
-He practiced asking me that question?
THEIR SUSPICION TOWARD MARIA GROWS
[in Italian] So Jennie is Maria?
I think so.
I think it's correct to a certain degree.
[in Korean] They are amused.
-They must be.
-[Defconn] Right.
[guest 2 in Italian] Here she comes.
-[Defconn in Korean] She's here.
-[Haeri] Time to ask the question.
-[Defconn] She's coming.
-[in English] Anything else you need?
THE TARGET HAS ENTERED
-There's more wine, so if you need...
-[guest 1] Yes, I want some...
[chuckles] Okay.
I'll get you some more wine.
There's also the Vespa
that you guys can...
[in Korean]
They just want to ask you that question.
[in English] Enjoy the afternoon.
-We want to ask you something.
-[Jennie] Yes.
[in Korean] "Are you the girl
in the poster in my sister's room?"
-We want to ask you something.
-[Jennie] Yes.
-[guest 3] The pasta was nice.
-[Luca] Yeah.
-But...
-But...
-[guest 1] The pasta was nice, but...
-Huh?
We think we saw you somewhere.
Yeah.
Oh.
FLUSTERED
I have no idea what you're...
Because I saw you in a poster...
-[in Korean] Oh, dear.
-...in my sister's room.
-Like a group?
-[both chuckle]
-[Minkyung in Korean] Her mind went blank.
-[Defconn] "We just look alike."
[in English] I mean, I work here.
Are you sure you don't sing?
-I draw, but...
-[all laugh]
-[Defconn in Korean] "I draw, but..."
-[guest 2 in English] What about singing?
-[in Korean] "I don't sing."
-[in English] No.
Like, something like...
-[in Korean] Oh, my.
-[all laugh]
-[Jennie] Right. That happened.
-Oh, my.
They were straightforward.
[exhales] It's not
ringing any bell for me.
What if I say to you like, "Jennie"?
That's a pretty name.
-[all laughing]
-[Defconn in Korean] She got out.
[in English]
I'm Maria, and I'll be here for you guys.
I'll be your host.
Feel free to call Maria anytime you need.
THEY KEEP SUSPECTING HER
-[in Korean] So I just ran away.
-She's running away.
Second time running away.
AHHH
-[in English] I don't trust her.
-She's lying.
[all chuckle]
AFTER THE MORNING
WHERE EVERYTHING WAS A FIRST
A LAZY AFTERNOON BATHED IN GENTLE SUNSHINE
[♪ upbeat pop song playing]
[sighs]
SHE GETS TO RELAX FOR A BIT
[in Korean] Salad...
[Minkyung] Is she thinking about dinner?
After I make dinner...
-Oh, my.
-She is Maria.
She is Maria.
[exhales]
[exclaims]
I can do this.
-Your afternoon shift is starting.
-Yes.
The sun is strong.
THE GUESTS ARE RESTING
What's going on?
Are they sunbathing?
-Yes.
-The guests? Nice.
[♪ dreamy string music playing]
[in English] Hello.
Enjoying the sun?
[guests] Yes.
Do you guys want anything to drink?
[Minkyung in Korean]
You're taking care of them.
[in English] I can make some...
-spritz.
-Oh.
-Yes.
-Spritz.
[in Korean] Yes, she should serve spritz.
She must want some too.
-I'll add one more cup.
-Yes.
[in English] I'll make you some drinks.
[in Korean]
I really wanted to do this myself.
Making the guests spritz according to
the recipe I learned from Mom.
I just wanted to do my best.
-I'm jealous.
-[laughs]
What are you jealous of?
I really wished
that I were there as a guest.
-It was so nice.
-[Defconn exclaims]
OWNER MARIA CAN'T REST
-[Minkyung] I'm curious.
-Champagne...
INGREDIENTS
SPARKLING WINE
ORANGE LIQUEUR
SPARKLING WATER
-[Defconn] As your mom taught you.
-You're doing it alone.
-The ratio is important.
-Yes.
FILL HALF THE GLASS WITH SPARKLING WINE
AND A THIRD OF A CUP OF TANGERINE LIQUEUR
AND SPARKLING WATER
FOR THE FINISHING TOUCH
ADD THE SAME AMOUNT TO ALL THREE GLASSES
-[Defconn] Maria's signature spritz.
-[Haeri] Oh, my.
-So pretty.
-It's sparkling right now?
Minkyung, you must've had spritz before
since you travel a lot.
I haven't.
-[Defconn] Not once? You too, Haeri?
-I've never even heard of it.
Really? I haven't heard of it either.
So I prepared it!
-[Defconn] What?
-Yes.
Oh, my.
-[Defconn] Oh, my. Jennie is...
-You're making it for us?
-Yes.
-[Minkyung] Really?
-Wow.
-[Defconn] She prepared some.
-[hosts exclaim]
-I will make you guys some.
Let's help.
-Should I open this?
-[Jennie] No.
-Come on, it's me, Maria.
-[Minkyung exclaims]
Spritz makes you forget about
-the heat in Italy.
-Wow.
I really wanted to try it.
-[Defconn] This is like...
-[Haeri laughs]
Jennie, it feels like
-you're on a yacht in Italy.
-Yes, we're going to Italy.
LET'S GO TO ITALY
WE HAVE ARRIVED IN ITALY
CHANGED FROM JENNIE TO MARIA
-[Defconn] Nice. That was good.
-[Minkyung] Nice.
It'll be so good!
I'll make sure the ratio is good.
You learned
a lot of good stuff from Italy.
[all laugh]
-[Minkyung] It's the best.
-[Defconn] I'm grateful.
[Jennie] I really recommend this.
I did buy a bottle of this
when I was in Italy.
[Minkyung] Oh.
-[Defconn] Really?
-[Haeri] She bought it.
[Defconn] Nice.
You didn't buy the pasta maker.
-Yes.
-Yes.
-[Defconn] Right.
-[Jennie] I will...
-Here you go, Haeri.
-[exclaiming]
-Like this.
-Oh, my.
-Thank you.
-This is amazing.
-Say "salute."
-Salute.
One, two, three.
[all in Italian] Salute.
[all] Salute.
-[Jennie giggles]
-[hosts exclaiming]
[Defconn in Korean] Let's see...
[♪ intriguing music playing]
[Jennie] I haven't tasted it yet.
GULPING
[Defconn] You guys are gulping it
as if it's soda.
Gosh, this is so good. [gasps]
[Defconn] This is different.
It's so good.
-It's good. It's really good.
-It's good.
[♪ joyful string music playing]
[sighs, in Italian] Salute.
-[in Korean] It's so good.
-You drank it all?
EMPTY
-[sighs]
-[Defconn] It's sweet,
but it has
the slightly bitter taste of wine.
-It's good.
-It's tangy.
-It has a tangy flavor.
-It's so good.
If you drink it there...
-It would be amazing.
-It is.
-It would be amazing.
-It really is.
You'll be able to relate more now.
-Right.
-Yes.
-I feel like I'm there.
-This feels like we're there.
[in English] Here you go.
-Here you go.
-Thank you.
-[Defconn in Korean] They're having it.
-[Haeri] Try it.
Gosh, I know
what that tastes like. [exclaims]
[in English]
I can take a seat here, maybe.
-[guest] So, cheers?
-[in Korean] You joined them.
-[Defconn] It's her third try.
-Just for a moment,
-you're enjoying your break.
-[Jennie] I'm pretending.
I was so busy working all day,
so I joined my friends for spritz
for a moment.
A SWEET BREAK AMIDST THE BUSY DAY
[laughs]
PEACEFUL AFTERNOON
[Claudia in Italian] Maria.
The dinner guests are arriving.
[in Korean] Oh, dear.
-She knows everything.
-[Minkyung] No.
She won't leave you alone.
HURRY UP, MARIA
[Claudia in English]
Let's set up the table.
Okay.
[Defconn and Haeri in Korean]
Dinner guests.
[in English] We have to get started.
MOM CALLED MARIA TO SET IT UP
Don't play with boys.
-Don't play with boys.
-[laughs]
-[in Korean] "Don't play with boys."
-[giggles]
-[in English] Mom, it's my life.
-[all laughing]
-[in Korean] Did I say that?
-[in English] "Mom, it's my life."
[Davichi sings in English]
[in Korean] It felt like talking
to my real mom.
My gosh. That was so cute.
-"Don't play with boys."
-[Haeri chuckles]
-[Defconn] Be careful of boys.
-"Mom, it's my life." [laughs]
[Defconn] "Mom, it's my life."
A LITTLE BIT OF COMPULSION
THIS IS WHERE THE DINNER GUESTS
WILL BE SITTING
MOVING THE TABLE FIRST
[Minkyung] Oh, so they're moving them.
SETTING THE TABLE WITH HER MOM
-[in Italian] Perfect.
-[in English] Perfect.
[in Italian] It will look even better
with a tablecloth.
HIYAH
[in English] Mommy, I can do it.
[Claudia] Okay. Good.
UNDERNEATH THE SCORCHING SUN
[in Korean] It seems like it's really hot.
Seven.
SETTING THE CHAIRS
CHECKING TO SEE IF IT SHAKES
SHE SITS DOWN TO MAKE SURE IT'S OKAY
[in English] Okay.
SHE'S SERIOUS ABOUT
EVEN THE SIMPLE SETTINGS
[in Korean]
This place is made with Maria's love.
So I wanted to do a good job.
[chuckles]
You did so well as a host.
And I wanted to make my mom proud.
I just wanted those who are here
for their birthday party
to enjoy this beautiful place.
So I tried my best. [chuckles]
SETTING EVERY LITTLE THING
-[in English] Okay.
-[in Korean] We can really see
-Jennie's personality.
-[Jennie chuckles]
You seem like a bit of a perfectionist
and you have to
-get your job done.
-I try to be careful.
You seem like the type
to always do your best.
STEP 1
COVER THE TABLE WITH TABLECLOTH
SHE COVERS EVERY TABLE WITH A WHITE CLOTH
SHE'S VERY METICULOUS
BUT...
FLIP
What's wrong?
It's different.
-What? The length of the table?
-The left and right ones were different.
[in English] Okay.
STEP 2
SET THE WINE GLASSES
-She doesn't like it.
-[Defconn] She doesn't.
-Jennie, you really are meticulous.
-She doesn't like it.
You are a bit compulsive, right?
-[in English] A little bit.
-A little, right? I know.
-[in Korean] I'm like that too.
-[in English] Little bit.
[Defconn in Korean]
It has to be just right.
-[Jennie] Yes.
-[Defconn in English] Yes.
THE TABLECLOTH KEEPS BOTHERING HER
[sucks teeth, in Korean] The lengths
of the tablecloths are different.
I like things to be harmonious.
If one is out of place,
-it really bothers me. [laughs]
-[Minkyung] Mmm.
[Jennie] When Mom gave me the tablecloths,
the lengths were different,
-and it really bothered me.
-[laughs]
BOTHERED
It really bothers you.
BUT SHE DOES WHAT SHE CAN
SERIOUS
-I think she forgot she was being filmed.
-[laughs] Right.
-My compulsion begins now.
-[hosts laughs]
STEP 3
SET THE CUTLERY
[whispering] Make sure
the blade faces inward.
[Haeri] She pays attention
to every detail.
[Defconn] If you were the owner,
you would.
It's like an artwork.
[Jennie] What was certain was,
I wanted to make it look pretty.
I placed the cutlery on a white napkin,
[sighs] and it was just...
-She doesn't like it.
-It wasn't what
-I wanted it to be.
-It would be nice if the napkin
-had a different color.
-Yes.
-[Defconn] It's all too white.
-[Jennie] Yes.
More colors are needed.
[in English] Mommy!
ASKING MOM FOR HELP
-I think it's missing some color.
-Yes.
Flowers, maybe?
-Definitely something.
-Hmm...
SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE ADDED
Or maybe... Is there any colorful napkin?
[in Korean] Maybe some colorful napkins.
-[in English] There's a green one.
-[in Korean] Oh, nice.
It's supposed to be for a birthday,
so I thought it shouldn't look so empty.
And when Mom saw it, she agreed.
[in English]
I'll go get a couple of green napkins.
[in Korean] She is already Maria.
-Even Maria wouldn't go that far.
-Seriously.
-[Jennie] One, two, three.
-If it's for a birthday party,
there have to be some colors.
Since the napkin doesn't have any color...
SHE CHANGES ONE TO SEE
There's another color now.
Yes. This is prettier.
It suits the olive garden,
so I'll use this one.
-Nice. It looks so much better.
-Right?
-[Haeri] Nice.
-[Minkyung] That looks nice.
I changed the napkins.
ADDING FLOWERS
SHE TRIES THE WHEAT FIRST
[Defconn] Wheat.
I like things to be harmonious.
If one is out of place,
it really bothers me. [laughs]
MARIA FEELS UNCOMFORTABLE
-She's frowning.
-Yes. I'm frowning a lot.
She's frowning.
[Jennie] I'll arrange some flowers.
SHE DECIDES TO ARRANGE FLOWERS
FOR THE TABLE
SHE GETS SOME FLOWERS
FROM THE CORNER OF THE GARDEN
AND STARTS ARRANGING THEM
I should do my best.
-She's sitting on the ground.
-[laughing]
[Jennie] I didn't have
enough pretty flowers,
so trying to make it look harmonious
with what I had was very fun for me.
This is pretty.
SHE FINISHED TWO VASES
-Done.
-Done.
Let's fill them with water.
[water running]
LET'S SEE...
HMM...
I think you should take the wheat out.
-[Minkyung] Which one?
-[Defconn] Wheat.
-[Minkyung] The wheat?
-[Defconn] Yes.
GRAIN DECORATION, WHEAT
[♪ expectant music playing]
She'll take it out, right?
-[chuckling]
-Take it out.
WHAT WILL MARIA DO?
-[in English] Maybe not the grains.
-[in Korean] See?
HE GOT IT RIGHT
-[squeals] How did you know?
-Right? I just knew.
-How did you know?
-Jennie.
I don't know you very well.
-[Haeri laughing] "I don't know you."
-[Defconn] But I do know
a little something about plating.
-I knew.
-Wow.
-People who are interested...
-I think...
-...in fashion just know.
-...we click.
Yes.
-[in English] Maybe not the grains.
-[in Korean] See? She took it out.
The grains are out.
-[Defconn] See? It looks good.
-[Haeri] How pretty.
[in English] Is this better?
Is this better?
[in Korean] It's not over yet, is it?
THE TABLE SETTING IS STILL NOT OVER
[Minkyung] Where did she get that?
[♪ tense music playing]
LET'S SEE...
That's it.
-Done. It's so pretty.
-[Haeri] So pretty.
This is it.
I'm taking this back.
I tried it there, and it was perfect.
When I was arranging the flowers,
it just didn't feel right.
While I was gathering some ingredients,
I saw this small cup with pink flowers,
and it was so pretty.
And I realized that these flowers
were grown in this house,
so it would be more meaningful. [chuckles]
SHE REMOVES THE VASES SHE ARRANGED
I'll pick some flowers there.
TO THE PINK FLOWERS
[in English] Mommy.
[Claudia] Excuse me?
I think the pink flowers are better.
I think so too,
because they were too tall.
-[Jennie] Yeah.
-But this way, it's very nice.
-It's so cute. Yes.
-I need one more.
[in Korean] Low ones are better
when you're eating.
[in English] Yes. Check. Yes.
Then check if it fits.
SHE FILLS NEW VASE WITH HER MOM
[blows air]
[in Korean] Done.
-So pretty. Yes, it fits so well.
-The color fits so well.
And it suits that place.
[Jennie] The harmony between olive napkins
and pink flowers.
That's when I felt so relieved. [sighs]
Pretty.
TABLE SETTING BEFORE AND AFTER
It changed like this.
Now it's done.
THE FINAL SETTING, MARIA VERSION
I was so glad I found those flowers.
-[Defconn] I know.
-If not, I would've felt so uncomfortable.
[in English] See?
The tablecloths are...
Ugh, I know.
[Claudia] I could give you another one.
-[Jennie] Same one, maybe?
-[Claudia] Yes.
Okay, I think it'll be prettier.
[in Korean] So Mom cares about that too.
-Right.
-[in English] I'll wait here.
[in Korean]
I felt this thrill right in that moment.
-Oh!
-Right. Like mother, like daughter.
[in English] Reset.
Okay.
I should've asked earlier.
I'm glad that you're like me,
that you need to...
-[Jennie] Yes.
-You're my daughter.
[Jennie] Of course.
[in Korean]
Mom just watched her and respected her.
It was so cool.
THE TABLE HAS BEEN RESET
[in Italian] Perfect.
Perfect.
-[Claudia in English] Now food.
-[Jennie groans]
-Now dinner.
-[Claudia] Because they come to eat.
-[laughing]
-[Jennie] I know.
[Minkyung in Korean]
They haven't made dinner yet.
-[Haeri] That's what's important.
-[Minkyung] Gosh.
[in English]
First five guests have arrived.
-[Haeri in Korean] They're here?
-[Jennie] Yes.
-Clea again.
-[Minkyung] Wow.
Clea is like everyone's dream dog.
-[Jennie in Italian] Ciao.
-[guests] Ciao.
[Jennie] Ciao. Welcome.
-My name is Maria. I'm gonna welcome...
-Hi, Maria.
-This is Clea.
-[guests chuckle]
-Hi, Clea.
-[Jennie chuckles]
This way, please.
How are you guys?
Fine, and you?
[Jennie] That's good. I'm good.
-[in Korean] They speak English.
-Yes, I was relieved.
[in English] This your setting.
[guests] Thank you.
-I heard it's someone's birthday today.
-Yes.
-He's not here yet. He's coming.
-[Jennie] Oh, not yet. Okay.
And I'm going to get you guys some water.
Anyone want some wine?
-[guest] Yes. Of course!
-[Jennie] Okay.
All right. I'll see you guys soon.
-Okay, thank you.
-[guests] Thank you.
SHE'S KINDLY SHOWN THEM TO THEIR TABLE
[in Korean] Oh, they're watching.
I have to be professional.
[laughing]
She forgot.
[exhales]
I can do this.
SHE HEADS TO THE KITCHEN DETERMINED
So, first...
SHE WASHES HER HANDS FIRST
SCANNING THE KITCHEN
[Claudia in English] Cheese, bread
for the vegetarian, gluten-intolerant...
[in Korean] Okay, so...
What's going on?
You're lagging.
SHE MOVES THE PLATE AGAIN
I put them here.
I think it was
the most hectic moment of my life.
I can do this.
I should bring them water first, right?
I'll bring them water first.
SMILING AGAIN
MOM WAS WAITING ON THE GUESTS
-[in English] I got some water.
-[guests in Italian] Thank you, Maria.
SHE CALMLY SERVES THE WATER
-[male guest in English] Thank you.
-No problem.
ALWAYS SMILING
-Oh, my goodness.
-[exclaims]
-[chuckles]
-[Defconn in Korean] You spilled some.
Once you make one mistake,
you get all nervous.
[in English] Oh, my goodness.
-I am so, so, so sorry.
-No problem, no problem.
FORTUNATELY, SHE DIDN'T SPILL A LOT
[female guest] They look like jewels.
Thank you.
SHE FINISHES SERVING WITH A SMILE
[in Korean] I was like, "What do I do?"
[laughing]
I was so nervous and flustered.
I MADE A MISTAKE FROM THE START
Snap out of it.
-I got them water.
-Oh, platter.
Platter is about the setting.
I like plating.
DURING THE MEETING
-Show us what you got.
-I like decorating things.
I thought you didn't cook.
-Plating. [chuckles]
-It's different from cooking.
-It is.
-It's totally different.
-So you order in...
-And I plate it.
-[Defconn in English] Okay.
-[Haeri in Korean] It's a different skill.
THE MASTER OF PLATING IS ON IT
WASH HANDS
Prepare the sauce.
PREPARE THE BREAD
WASHING HER HANDS ONE MORE TIME
BEFORE SLICING THE BREAD
[exhales] Hurry.
SHE STARTS CUTTING WITH A BREAD KNIFE
BUT...
[Minkyung] Oh, no.
Why isn't the bread being cut?
-Oh, no.
-[Haeri] What is she doing?
-That bread isn't fake, right?
-[Haeri] It was so...
It was like the hardest bread to cut.
Do you know what that's like?
[laughing]
HARDEST BREAD TO CUT
Is it a brick or something?
This is a brick.
I really thought I was cutting a brick
at a construction site.
TRYING TO CUT IT
You have to do it
as if you're playing an instrument.
SHE TRIES PRESSING IT
-Gosh.
-[Defconn] She has to press it.
I can just hear it.
-I can do this.
-[cutting]
CURRENT STATUS
SHE LOST HER MIND?
Right. They might be watching.
-[Claudia speaking in Italian]
-[in Korean] Thank God. [sighs]
Is there an electric saw, by any chance?
[chuckles]
Done. I think one slice is enough.
-[Haeri] Right. Do that.
-That's good.
IT TOOK 10 MINUTES
My gosh.
Here I go.
CUTTING AGAIN
[grunts]
[sighs] Will they eat a lot of bread?
[whispers] This too.
SLICING
-That one's better.
-[Jennie] This...
This one looks good. I'll serve this one.
[laughing] "This one looks good."
[Jennie] Let's do what I can.
I'm done with the bread.
[water running, stops]
I have to hurry. They must be hungry.
Chop chop.
SHE HAS WASTED QUITE A BIT OF TIME
CUTTING THE BREAD
-Wow, it looks so good.
-That looks good.
What is that? Red pepper flakes?
-[Minkyung] It looks spicy.
-Yes.
-[Haeri] It looks good. [claps]
-Oh, my.
-You got curious, right?
-She couldn't hold back.
I had to taste it to see
what kind of cheese it was.
MUNCHING
Oh, it's good.
I can have some, right?
Just to make sure it hasn't gone bad.
UGH
She doesn't need that hat.
Forget the hat.
MEANWHILE, THE GUEST OF HONOR ARRIVES
-The guest of honor...
-Yes.
-...is here.
-[in Italian] You're finally here.
[guests speaking in Italian]
EVERYONE HAS ARRIVED
GLANCING
IT'S ABOUT TIME FOR THE FOOD TO BE SERVED
[Jennie in Korean] It felt like a minute
while I did all that.
-It was so hectic.
-[sighs]
ALL THAT IS LEFT IS THE HAM
I have to hurry.
-You're good.
-[Jennie] Oh, not bad.
-Wow.
-Kind of like homemade Italian food.
-[Defconn] Not bad.
-[Minkyung] Good.
[Jennie] I'm going to go.
SMILING WHILE SERVING
-[in English] Hello.
-[in Korean] She's smiling.
-Although it was hard.
-I'm pretending to be okay.
[in English] Hi. Everyone arrived.
[all] Hi.
I brought some cheese and ham.
[guests] Thank you.
-To the birthday...
-[guests] Thank you.
So whose birthday is it?
-Mine.
-It's yours?
I'm so glad to have you here today.
I'll do my best to host you guys
to have a great night.
I'm going to go and grab some wine.
-[guests] Yes. Thank you.
-Okay.
[guests chuckling]
[hosts laughing]
SHE'LL SERVE THE WINE WITH HER MOM
-This one? Okay.
-Yes.
Maria's head is a little hurt,
so she lost some information.
-[in Korean] She's asking for help.
-[in English] Okay.
[Claudia] You didn't
sleep well last night?
[Jennie] Right. No.
THEY REVISIT WITH THE WINE
This is today's wine for you guys.
MOMMY
[in Italian] It's a Cesanese del Piglio
DOCG certified wine.
[in Korean] That is hard.
-Right?
-[Jennie] Yes.
-To memorize it in one day...
-[Defconn] It's too hard.
-Mom's leaving.
-[Minkyung] Where is she going?
MARIA, WHO IS LEFT ALONE...
SIGHING
SHE HAS TO POUR SEVEN GLASSES OF WINE
[sighs nervously]
I was so nervous then.
[in English] Oh, my goodness.
-I am so, so, so sorry.
-No problem, no problem.
I CANNOT REPEAT THE SAME MISTAKE!
[Jennie] Professional, professional.
I am very, very shaky
because I want to do
a great job for you guys. [laughs]
Would you like some wine too?
Aw, you're so sweet.
But I shouldn't in order to try
to make your dinner perfect.
-Enjoy. Thank you so much.
-Thank you. Salute.
WHILE THE GUESTS CELEBRATE THE BIRTHDAY
SHAKING
[Jennie in Korean]
I was so nervous and flustered
that I don't even remember
what I felt then.
TODAY'S MENU, OMELET
[Defconn] It's the second dish now.
[Jennie] Mom told me
not to be too nervous.
THANKS TO MOM, WHO COOKED IT BEFOREHAND,
THE FOOD IS PREPARED QUICKLY
[in English] Mommy, this is good?
[Claudia] Yes, it is. Yes, yes.
[Jennie] I also have
some omelet and some spinach
-that we made.
-[female guest] Okay.
THE SECOND DISH HAS BEEN SERVED
[sighing deeply]
TODAY'S MENU
GREEN SALAD
[Defconn in Korean]
The last dish, green salad.
PREPARING THE INGREDIENTS SHE HARVESTED
I should've prepared them
more meticulously.
It's a bit upsetting.
Okay. I'll do my best.
STILL, SHE DOES HER BEST UNTIL THE END
They know it's homemade, so it'll be okay.
Tomato cutting skills.
ADDING SOME CHERRY TOMATOES
AND OLIVE OIL AND BALSAMIC VINEGAR
TODAY'S LAST SERVING
SUDDENLY SMILING
[chuckles] I think there is a line there.
-[in English] Hello.
-[in Korean] You cross it, you smile.
When you pass that line,
you start to smile.
[Jennie in English]
This is just a cute salad.
We picked everything from our garden
this morning.
Oh, wow.
[Jennie] I'm going
to take this away for you.
Thank you. Hey, can we ask...
[in Korean] What is going on?
[in English]
Can we have a little bit of bread?
-Oh, yes.
-[Defconn] He wants bread.
-Oh, no.
-[Defconn laughing]
-Gosh.
-That brick bread.
[Minkyung] Gosh, how could he do that?
HER FACE HAS BECOME MENACING
Maria normally does all that, right?
-Yes.
-[Defconn] She does.
Mom is just watching.
[guests in English] Thank you.
CHEESE PLATTER REFILLED
-Wine.
-Yes, more wine.
WINE REFILLED
THEY KEEP ASKING FOR REFILLS
[in Korean]
You're basically a one-person company.
THE B&B OWNER CAN'T REST
You're doing a lot.
Setting the table, setting the flowers,
cutting the bread,
cutting the cheese, and plating.
-That is a lot of work.
-I could've done better.
Which part made you panic the most?
They were real guests,
-and I wanted to treat them well...
-[Haeri] Mmm, mmm.
-...but I didn't have experience...
-Right.
...and didn't know what to do,
so I wasn't sure if I was doing well.
I kept thinking about what to do
to do a good enough job.
-I was very nervous.
-[Defconn] I could tell.
[♪ cheerful string music playing]
I HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO COME HERE
8:30 P.M.
DINNER
[in English] Okay, time for us to enjoy.
-[sighs]
-Time for us to enjoy.
-I'm very hungry.
-Yes, let's dig in.
SHE FINALLY HAS DINNER
AFTER WORKING NONSTOP
-[in Italian] Salute.
-Salute.
[in English] We can do something
very, very Italian that you love so much.
MOM GOT SOMETHING
SHE SPRINKLES SALT ON THE BAGUETTE
[Defconn in Korean] On the baguette.
SHE ALSO ADDS LOTS OF OLIVE OIL
-Oh, my.
-The pots?
-[Jennie] Right away. Yes.
-Right away?
-She just plucked it from the pot.
-Yes.
ADD BASIL FOR MORE FLAVOR
-[in English] And then we do it like this.
-Hmm?
[speaking in English]
ADD A TOMATO ON TOP
FOR THE FINISHING TOUCH
[in English] Wow.
-So easy.
-[in Korean] It's really simple.
-It was really good.
-Mmm!
MOM TAKES A BITE FIRST
MARIA FOLLOWS AND ALSO TAKES A BIG BITE
BEWARE OF BRICK BREAD
How was the hard bread?
-The olive oil softened it up.
-Oh...
[in English] Mmm! So good.
I want to start eating like this
every day. [chuckles]
[Claudia] Yeah. [laughs]
[sighs]
HER TENSION IS EASING AWAY
[♪ relaxing guitar music playing]
I saw the sky over there,
and it was pink and orange.
-[Minkyung gasps]
-[Jennie] It's so pretty.
THE EVENING SKY IS PAINTED
IN VIBRANT COLORS
EACH DAY HERE IS BECOMING
MORE AND MORE FAMILIAR
[Defconn in Korean] It's the same sky,
but you can see it
in the countryside and not in the city.
-[in English] So how was your day?
-My day?
So quick, so fast.
-Really?
-Yes.
It was like one hour.
It felt like. [chuckles]
And thank you for helping me so much.
I mean, but very tough.
[hosts laughing]
-[in Korean] She raised her strongly.
-[Haeri] Yes.
WHEN SHE WAS CUTTING FLOWERS
[sighs] What did Mom say earlier?
WHEN MARIA WAS STUMBLING
SHE TRUSTED MARIA TO DO WELL
BUT MOM
WAS ALWAYS WATCHING MARIA
-She's been watching.
-[Haeri exclaims]
-She's keeping an eye on her.
-[Jennie] Mmm.
[in English] So I was wondering
if that's probably how
you and Maria grew up.
You let Maria do her thing.
Because love is a choice.
It's just like a choice. Nothing else.
I think I felt that today,
and it was really good.
[in Korean]
I think what she said gave me strength.
Right, I chose to come here.
Well, I didn't really choose it,
but I'm living Maria's life now.
It gave me courage to just go for it.
[in English]
I'm very happy to be Maria right now.
[Haeri in Korean] She's so nice.
THE DARKNESS SEEPS INTO THE HOUSE
[♪ sentimental mellow music playing]
[in English] Do you remember
all the drawings on the wall in the house?
In the house?
[Defconn in Korean] Paintings?
-[in English] Your father painted them.
-[in Korean] What?
-Your father painted them?
-[Haeri] Really?
[in English] Our father. My father.
ALL AROUND MARIA'S HOUSE
-[Haeri exclaims, in Korean] Wow.
-Maria's father
painted all that?
THERE ARE TRACES OF DAD
ETCHED ON EVERY WALL
HORSES HE PAINTED FOR MARIA
[Defconn] He drew horses for Maria.
-There are many traces of Dad's drawings.
-[gasps] So it's not wallpaper.
This house is so precious.
[♪ emotional piano music playing]
[in English] Yes, he was sick.
He had Alzheimer's.
-[Minkyung] Alzheimer's.
-[Haeri] Ah.
DAD FELL ILL WHEN MARIA WAS FIVE
When I was 21 years old,
I had a stroke.
-Mmm.
-And I was half-paralyzed.
But he was very good, very positive.
Very, very positive.
When we took off in his car,
he said, "What can I do
in the countryside?"
I said, "You like drawing.
You love painting. Do something at home."
So he started to paint,
and he painted everywhere.
But you saw the colors
of the flowers, right?
So happy. So joyous.
And that's...
No, I'm going to cry if I tell this.
-[Jennie chuckles]
-I'm not going to. [laughs]
-I might cry with you.
-[Claudia chuckles]
THE PAINTINGS WERE BRIGHT AND JOYOUS
BUT THEY HAVE LESS COLORS UPSTAIRS
[Defconn in Korean] Ah.
There are no colors.
The paintings must've started to change.
Dad's traces are everywhere in the house.
In Maria's room,
there's this painting Dad left.
They repainted the room
except for that part.
-[Haeri] Oh.
-There's a part they kept.
How should I put this?
It's beautiful and touching.
-Yes.
-[Defconn] It's also heartbreaking.
I'm feeling a mix of emotions right now.
[in English] There was a university center
for young Alzheimer's patients.
And all the doctors cried
because we were laughing.
-And they said, "How can you laugh?"
-[Jennie] Mmm.
"Normally, people get drunk
or turn to drugs,
but you're laughing."
That was thanks to Bambi.
-[Defconn in Korean] The horse.
-[in English] And where the horses fit in.
Because I had to think about the future.
I had a young daughter.
THE HORSES FILLED THE VOID LEFT BY DAD
WHO WAS BATTLING AN ILLNESS
Horses are incredible.
Mmm.
I know.
-Do you ride?
-I do.
-Really?
-Ever since I was a kid.
-Really?
-Yes.
I love them.
Oh! That's fantastic.
So when I first came and met Bambi,
I was so happy.
[in Korean] She found out then?
-Yes.
-Wow.
[in English] When I was younger,
that was all I did. Horseback riding.
Wow.
[Defconn in Korean]
To connect with the horses...
ASTONISHING SIMILARITIES
[in English] I used to say
horses are my only getaway from the world.
-It's destiny.
-[chuckles]
[in Korean] It's amazing.
[in English] It almost felt like
I was meant to be here.
[Defconn in Korean]
I think you went to the perfect place.
Being able to have
such a deep conversation is so...
10:30 P.M.
MARIA'S ROOM
AS SHE WRITES DOWN WHAT HAPPENED
ON THIS IMPRESSIVE DAY,
[Minkyung] It was a heartwarming night.
HER SECOND NIGHT COMES TO AN END
[♪ pleasant music playing]
THE WARM SUN BRIGHTENS THE MORNING
9:30 A.M.
-She woke up early.
-She woke up early.
-[in English] Maria? Where is Maria?
-Where is she?
LEAVING EARLY IN THE MORNING?
[Jennie in Korean] I was given a mission.
CHEF FABRIZIO'S REQUEST
[in Italian] I need you
to buy some ingredients.
[Defconn in Korean] He wants you
to buy pizza ingredients.
-That is a lot.
-It was no joke.
SHE IS OFF TO BUY PIZZA INGREDIENTS
-[Minkyung] You're going alone? Oh.
-[Jennie] Yes.
[Defconn] She's going
grocery shopping alone.
Bye, Clea. I'll be back.
You're talking to yourself again?
[in English] Let's go! Go!
[Jennie singing]
-♪ Maria's day ♪
-♪ Day ♪
[Minkyung] There she goes again.
♪ Has started ♪
-♪ Maria's day has started ♪
-[Defconn] ♪ Maria's day has started ♪
[continues singing] ♪ I can do it,
I can do it, I can do it ♪
[in English] ♪ Welcome to Paliano ♪
[in Korean] ♪ With a positive mindset ♪
♪ I can do it, I can do it ♪
HUMMING A TUNE LIGHTLY TODAY
I'm going to the market right now.
-What is wrong with me?
-You just started your own show.
-[Minkyung] Jennie's Vlog.
-[Haeri] My gosh.
SOLO TALK VLOG MODE ON
I'm going to buy souvenirs in secret
at the market.
I want to ride horses too.
If someone hears me talking to myself,
I think they're going to laugh.
-We heard.
-[singing] ♪ We heard and we're laughing ♪
[all laughing]
I'm shy.
GLANCING
[gasps]
WOW
-Why?
-Why?
What is that on the left?
[♪ majestic music playing]
[all exclaiming]
[Jennie] It's so pretty.
-The vineyard is huge.
-The view was pretty.
-What is this place?
-[Minkyung] How cool.
THE ERRAND IS JUST AN EXCUSE
[gasps] I'm here.
10:30 A.M.
ARRIVED AT THE MARKET
Gosh, you must be excited.
-It's like the rodeo street in Korea.
-Yes.
This is downtown.
AMONG THE RELAXED PEOPLE
SHE ENTERS A STORE
-[Haeri] Is it a grocery store?
-Wow. Gelato.
IT'S A GELATO SHOP, NOT A MART
-[laughing]
-[Haeri] You've gone off track.
-[Minkyung] You didn't go shopping.
-[Defconn] She needs something sweet.
I parked,
and a gelato shop was next to it.
You entered there first so naturally.
-[Defconn] Gelato is a must.
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-Gelato is a must.
-You're in Italy.
-You should.
-[Haeri] You have to.
You went all the way there,
so when will you
be able to have some if not now?
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-It's a must.
A MUST-EAT TRADITIONAL
ITALIAN DESSERT, GELATO
-[Defconn] Gelato.
-[Minkyung] You can't hold back.
FOCUSED ON THE GELATO
GOING RIGHT FOR IT
[server in Italian] Hi, good morning.
ONE GELATO, PLEASE
IN THE MIDDLE OF A HAPPY DILEMMA
-[Jennie in Italian] Cafe...
-Cafe?
I'd like coffee flavor
and strawberry flavor.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
[in Korean] With my allowance...
"ERRAND MONEY"
...I bought coffee and strawberry gelato
while grocery shopping.
SHE HASN'T GONE GROCERY SHOPPING
-The errand money became your allowance.
-It wasn't my allowance. Oh, my.
Oh, my.
EXCITED
-[Haeri] She's excited.
-Wow.
SHE USES THE ERRAND MONEY
She's the owner.
Right.
HAPPY
Wow.
It's been so long
since I felt this kind of freedom.
[♪ serene string music playing]
A WORLD STAR BECOMES A COUNTRY GIRL
ENJOYING A FLEETING MOMENT OF FREEDOM
Right, I have to go grocery shopping.
Where am I, though?
I don't think she wants to.
-[all laughing]
-She has no thoughts right now.
She just likes the gelato.
[Jennie] My gosh.
It's been a while
since I walked around like that.
Just driving there,
buying a gelato, walking around
and grocery shopping
was very freeing for me.
I felt like I actually became Maria.
[in Italian] Ciao.
[in Korean] It's here.
WHERE DID SHE GO TO BUY GROCERIES?
[Defconn] It's the market.
It really felt like a local grocery store.
-[Haeri] Wow.
-[Defconn] Wow.
[Jennie] It was all fresh
as if they picked it
from their own garden.
It looked like the fruits
and vegetables were grown there.
IT'S SMALL BUT IT HAS EVERYTHING
RUMMAGE
-I must not forget my duty.
-[all laughing]
TAKING OUT HER DUTY SHE FORGOT ABOUT
[♪ upbeat music playing]
A BUNCH OF ITALIAN
[Minkyung] That is hard.
-You'll just have to show it to them.
-Yes.
-[in English] Zucchini. Mmm.
-[Defconn] Zucchini.
FOUND THE VEGETABLE SHE ACTUALLY KNOWS
SHE FOUND IT
[in Korean] How do I buy it?
STANDING
CIAO
Are you asking the kid?
SHOWING THE KID THE PAPER
AS SOON AS SHE SAYS HELLO
EMBARRASSED
[in English] Over there?
FOLLOW
[girl in Italian] Excuse me.
She wants to buy alici.
-[Haeri in Korean] She's helping?
-[Jennie in Italian] Alici.
-[in Korean] How nice.
-Yes.
[in Italian] Thank you.
[in Korean] I got help from a kid.
FISH MARKET
Alici must mean fish.
Alici... [chuckles]
SHOWING HIM THE PAPER
[in Italian] Ah! You need alici?
Yes.
-Okay.
-[Jennie gasps]
Okay.
-[all exclaiming]
-[in Korean] No.
[Defconn] The paper.
He can't throw it out.
[in Italian] Oh. Thank you.
[man] This is alici.
[in Korean] What is that?
Is that a fish fillet?
-[Haeri] Are these sardines?
-[Jennie in English] Okay.
-[man] Okay.
-[in Korean] Anchovies.
Oh.
[in Italian] Thank you.
SHE BOUGHT ANCHOVIES
[in Korean] Yes. Nice.
I got one.
SHE SUCCESSFULLY BUYS THE FIRST ONE
I think they'll sell ham there.
Let's go buy ham.
SHE GOES TO THE BUTCHER SHOP NEXT
[in English] Uh... Pepper...
AGAIN, SHE HANDS HIM THE PAPER
[chuckles]
[in Italian] Four sausages?
-[Defconn in Korean] Handmade sausages.
-[Jennie] Right away.
[Minkyung] Looks yummy.
ANXIOUS
-[♪ suspenseful music playing]
-What's wrong?
GLANCE
The paper?
[in Korean] They're not giving me
my paper back. It's driving me nuts.
-Paper?
-[Jennie] How did you know?
Nice. Thank you.
SHE BUYS SAUSAGES
GLANCE
[in English] The paper...
The paper...
Thank you. Thank you.
[Haeri in Korean] Nice. Two complete.
[in English] Ten zucchinis.
-[in Italian] Five zucchinis?
-Five zucchinis.
Ten zucchinis.
-[in English] Pepperoni?
-[in Italian] Bell pepper.
[in Korean] Do you have anything else?
SAUSAGE, ANCHOVY, ZUCCHINI
-[in Italian] Garlic.
-Garlic.
Five eggplants.
-[Defconn in Korean] Everyone is nice.
-You have eggplants?
You bought it all at one shop.
-[Jennie] Yes.
-[Minkyung] Nice.
I think Maria was a regular there.
Five eggplants, five bell peppers,
ten zucchinis and three garlics.
-[in English] Okay.
-Okay.
SHE FINISHES BUYING THE VEGETABLES
[in Italian] How much is it?
[in Korean] Fifteen euros?
-It's 15 all together?
-Yes.
It's very cheap.
-Nice.
-I bought a lot.
[Defconn] Food in the countryside
-are all cheap.
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-[gasps, chuckles] Oh, my.
-[Defconn] It's heavy.
[Jennie] They must be planning to make
a lot of pizza today.
Your arm muscle must've gotten bigger
for 72 hours.
[chuckles]
[in English] Fabrizio.
-I came back from the market.
-[Fabrizio in Italian] Ciao.
-Did you buy everything?
-[in Korean] I did.
[Fabrizio in Italian]
Let's move all the ingredients
and I'll teach you
how to make pizza dough.
They even make pizza dough.
-Then it's an authentic Neapolitan pizza?
-[Jennie] For real.
-[Defconn] We're getting to see it?
-Yes.
FABRIZIO'S RECIPE LESSON
IN PREPARATION
FOR THE PIZZA CLASS THIS EVENING
[♪ dramatic music playing]
THE FLAVOR OF ITALY
[Haeri] Wow, it looks so good.
-It looks so good.
-[Minkyung] It's so thin.
ITALIAN WOOD-FIRED PIZZA
[Defconn] You can make it...
-Yes, I can make pizza now.
-[Davichi laughing]
-You can make pizza now?
-Yes.
-She learned to make all kinds of dough.
-[Defconn] Right.
[Haeri] Pasta, pizza...
[Minkyung] She made gnocchi,
pasta and pizza.
I'm going to keep making pizza now.
SMILE MARIA 2
SHE WASHES HER HANDS FIRST
[in English] Okay. [gasps]
[in Korean] My back is so hot.
Ah.
-[in English] Thank you.
-[Haeri] How sweet.
[in Korean] Fabrizio is so sweet.
[in Italian] First,
sprinkle some flour on the table.
Then make a hole in the middle.
[Haeri in Korean]
She knows the basics now.
[Jennie] Yes. I do.
-Just half.
-[Minkyung] The start is similar.
YEAST TO FERMENT THE DOUGH
[Fabrizio in English] Olive oil.
[in Korean] It's like a volcano.
[Fabrizio in Italian]
Yes, it is like a volcano.
-[Jennie chuckles]
-Here, we refer to it as a small fountain.
Fontanella... Oh, no.
-[Defconn in Korean] It's leaking.
-[Haeri] Why is it leaking?
SHOUT
[laughing]
I kept making a hole and it kept leaking.
[in Italian] Now, just knead the dough.
-She's using her arm muscles again.
-Again.
HER ARM MUSCLES ARE TRIVIAL
[in Korean] I made pasta
with my mom yesterday, so I can do it.
SHE ALMOST LOOKS A LIKE PRO WHEN KNEADING
-[in Italian] Good.
-[Minkyung] You're doing really well.
[in Korean]
You should get a certification.
You're so good at it, it would be a waste.
-She's a pro.
-[Minkyung] Yes.
[Fabrizio in Italian]
And hold it and turn it.
Massage it like this.
GLANCE
TA-DA
[in Korean] So cute.
[Fabrizio in Italian] Perfect.
Now we need to let it ferment.
THE DOUGH FERMENTS AND RISES
-[Defconn in Korean] It gets fermented...
-[Haeri] It's getting bigger.
[Fabrizio in Italian]
Once it's done fermenting...
[Jennie gasps, in Korean] Wow. Amazing.
-[Defconn] It got huge.
-[Jennie] Yes.
THE DOUGH HAS BECOME ELASTIC
[in Italian] Let's divide it
into small circles for the guests.
Each circle should be about 250 g.
[in Korean] About 250?
Can you do it in one go? Get exactly 250?
PLAYFULNESS ACTIVATED
NOW IT'S TIME TO CHECK
[in Italian] It's 250 g, okay?
Watch carefully.
-[in English] Okay?
-Yes.
WILL HE BE ABLE TO PROTECT HIS PRIDE
AS A PIZZA MASTER?
[Defconn in Korean] How many grams is it?
[in Italian] Ah! Perfect.
-[in Korean] It's like asking...
-Yes.
...a sushi master to divide
-the rice equally.
-Yes.
-[in Italian] It's your turn, Maria.
-[in English] Okay.
HOW WILL MARIA DO?
[in Korean] I think it'll be around 300.
I think it'll be about 245, 240.
[♪ dramatic music playing]
-[in Italian] Perfect.
-[Defconn in Korean] One gram difference?
-[in Italian] Perfect.
-[in Korean] Not bad, right?
-This wasn't a set up?
-[chuckles]
PERFECT
-I'm Maria.
-Maria.
[♪ Italian opera playing]
[Fabrizio in Italian] Let's make the pizza
and put in the oven to bake.
CONTINUING TO MAKE THE DOUGH
[in Korean] It feels so good.
[Fabrizio in Italian] You can make it
into a circle, right?
[in Korean] Yes, I can do it.
-She seems excited right now.
-[chuckles]
She's excited to learn.
[Fabrizio in Italian]
Roll it out until the end.
[in Korean] I think I did well.
[Fabrizio in Italian] You're doing well.
-Perfect. You did this every day.
-[chuckles]
[in Korean] Yes. Mmm.
[in Italian] Add some olive oil
so it doesn't go outside.
[in Korean] That olive oil
must be so good.
[Jennie] For sure.
-I really wanted to bring that.
-[Fabrizio in English] Okay.
[in Italian] Now press the dough
with the tip of your fingers,
but don't make a hole.
[in Korean] Don't make a hole.
PRESS
SPREAD THE OIL ON THE DOUGH
[Fabrizio in Italian] And put this on top.
It's rosemary.
MMM
[in Korean] Did you pick these from there?
[♪ upbeat music playing]
It's just fresh rosemary,
olive oil, and salt.
-That's it?
-Yes.
It's called bianca.
-[Haeri] Amazing.
-[Defconn] Bianca?
-[Jennie] Yes.
-Is it good, though?
Please just look. It's so...
JUST THINKING ABOUT IT MAKES HER DROOL
I almost had one of those ovens
put in my house.
[all laughing]
[Fabrizio speaks in Italian]
[in Korean] I turn...
ADD THE TOPPINGS AND IT GOES INTO THE OVEN
-The oven.
-This part wasn't easy.
It must be hard. Taking it out is hard.
The oven.
[Fabrizio in Italian] Try it.
LOOK AT THIS
-[Defconn laughing]
-It's not easy.
Wow, it's so thin.
-So thin, right?
-So thin.
CAREFUL
[Fabrizio in Italian] Put it in there.
-Lift it up a bit.
-[Haeri] Done.
-[in Italian] Good. Very good.
-[Jennie exclaims]
BAKE FOR THREE MINUTES
[Fabrizio] We have to turn it with this
before it sticks.
[♪ Italian opera continues playing]
[in Korean] Oh. So it doesn't burn.
[Fabrizio in Italian] You try turning it.
Put it under the dough
and carefully turn it.
TRYING HARD
[in Korean] I had no idea
I'd be doing that.
I didn't know I would be turning pizza.
[in English] Okay. [chuckles]
[in Italian] Now take them out
and put it on a plate.
[in English] Okay.
[Jennie exclaiming]
SOME ASHES GOT ON IT
[in Korean] Uh. Ugh. Ah! Fabrizio.
-I screwed up.
-[all laughing]
[in Italian] No, no. Keep going.
[Minkyung in Korean] Oh no.
[Fabrizio in English] Okay.
[in Korean] No.
I got ash on it.
[Fabrizio in Italian] No, it's okay.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
THE SECOND PIZZA IS A SUCCESS
[in Korean] Wow, it looks so good.
[Defconn] You have to eat that.
[Jennie] Oh.
-It smells so good.
-[all laughing]
SHE TRIES THE FRESHLY BAKED
WHITE PIZZA FIRST
Hot.
-[in English] Cheers.
-Cheers.
-[in Korean] It's thin.
-What does it taste like?
-It must be good.
-What does it taste like?
-[Fabrizio] Mmm.
-Mmm!
-[Fabrizio speaks in Italian]
-Mmm!
Uh-huh.
[in Korean] It's really good.
I could taste the flavor of rosemary.
It looks good.
I could eat it all by myself.
-For real.
-It's so thin.
HAPPY
It's so good.
[Claudia in Italian] Are you done
slacking off?
Are you done slacking off?
[in Korean] Mom, I'm working.
-Mom caught me.
-[Fabrizio in Italian] Maria made pizza.
-We made all the dough...
-[Haeri in Korean] She feels bad.
[in Italian] ...for the guests.
The guests are coming soon,
so make sure to teach them well.
[Fabrizio] You'll have to teach them
by yourself.
-[Defconn laughing]
-[Haeri in Korean] She's shocked.
You didn't know...
-[Defconn] She didn't.
-[in English] I can do it.
[in Italian]
You have to make the tiramisu now.
[Minkyung in Korean]
She has to make tiramisu?
-What?
-[Defconn] Tiramisu.
[in Korean] Fabrizio, I'll be back.
[in English] Okay.
[in Italian] Hurry. Hurry.
LAUGHING
-Okay.
-[in Korean] Hurry.
[in English] Let's go. Let's go.
Tiramisu?
MAKE TIRAMISU FOR DESSERT
SHE OPENS MARIA'S RECIPE BOOK
-[in Korean] To make tiramisu...
-[Haeri] You're just following that?
I think I'll need heavy cream.
Cream. Ah.
PICKING OUT INGREDIENTS SHE'LL NEED
[♪ upbeat music playing]
Which bowl should I use
to whip up the eggs?
SHE FOUND A MIXING BOWL
Whip the egg yolk and white separately.
[in English] Okay.
[in Korean] I think there's something
that helps separate the yolk and white.
WATER BOTTLE
I'll try this one first.
-Jennie is so brave.
-[Jennie] For example...
-She's so strong.
-...I crack the egg.
SUCK
You're smart.
How did you know to do that?
-Humans have to use tools.
-[laughing]
SUCK
[Minkyung] Whoa, whoa, whoa.
You're doing it really well and neatly.
You expected me to burst the yolk, right?
-What am I doing? What am I doing?
-Yes.
-[exclaiming]
-She burst the yolk.
[Jennie chuckles] Yes.
EMBARRASSED
It's okay.
It happens.
Spoon.
TRYING TO USE A SPOON TO CLEAN UP
I find myself so frustrating.
No, don't think like that.
[all laughing]
You don't have to think like that.
Viewers, if Jennie starts
talking to herself,
please answer her.
-Please answer me.
-[Haeri] Talk to her.
TIME TO WHIP THE EGGS
PRETENDING NOT TO BE SURPRISED
-[Haeri] You've never done this, right?
-[Jennie] Yes.
[Defconn] You have to do it slowly.
MAKING THE CREAM
-Shall I press the turbo button?
-[mixer increases in speed]
WOOHOO!
-[all laughing]
-[in English] Whipping party.
A PARTY HELD WITHOUT NOTICE
TRYING TO HIDE
[Defconn in English] Whipping party.
[in Korean] What's wrong with me?
-Woohoo!
-[all laughing]
I was acting like I was all alone.
But can't you relate to her?
-I can.
-[Minkyung] It wasn't bad.
It's exciting.
WOOHOO
[in English] Whipping party.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
I made dalgona coffee during COVID
because I got bored.
She even made dalgona coffee.
[Jennie] Nice.
Woohoo!
[Defconn] The second woohoo.
-We have a second woohoo.
-[Defconn] Second one.
ADDING THE EGG WHITE
[Jennie] Perfect.
It's getting there.
-[Jennie] Now...
-She's good.
-[Jennie] ...it's almost done.
-She did really well.
[♪ string music playing]
"Soak it in coffee."
-[Defconn] Are those cookies?
-[Jennie] Yes.
-To make it easier...
-[Haeri] It's that.
...to make tiramisu.
Soak it and put in the bowl.
[Defconn] So that's added in tiramisu.
It was easier than I thought.
-So you just have to layer it.
-Yes.
It's Italy.
Maria is good
at making tiramisu,
so I will do my best
to uphold that reputation.
-Now the second layer.
-[Haeri] She's good. She's smart.
[gasps] I made the perfect amount.
-[Haeri] Is there another camera?
-For the finishing touch,
add some cocoa powder.
-[Jennie] Tiramisu is done.
-[Haeri] Not bad.
Have you ever made tiramisu before?
-No, it was my first time.
-[Defconn] Really?
-Yes.
-But you can make it
just by looking at the recipe?
-But I do like baking.
-[Defconn] Baking.
-Like cupcakes or cakes.
-[Haeri] You bake.
[Jennie] I like to bake bread at home.
[Defconn] Now it's time for pizza class.
PIZZA CLASS
[Haeri] They're here. The guests are here.
THEY HAVE ARRIVED ON TIME
MARIA PREPARES FOR CLASS
[♪ upbeat music playing]
[in English] So, who are these people?
I've known them since I was a little girl.
They all know Maria?
-Victorio, I think I've known him...
-So they are your
-mom's friends.
-...since I was seven.
He even sang at my wedding.
[in Italian] Maria will teach you
how to make pizza.
Okay. I'm ready.
[in English] Mario...
He can't stop talking.
I've known Mario since I was ten.
[gasps] Wow.
[Claudia] Whatever you did,
they were always there.
[in Korean] There were some people
who knew Maria.
You must've been more nervous.
-Yes, I was so nervous.
-[Defconn] Mmm.
[in English] It's your class,
so tell them how make it.
[in English] Okay.
Everyone, pizza time.
[in Korean] You learned two hours ago.
-[Minkyung] Wait. Hold on.
-Yes.
So a Korean is teaching Italians
how to make pizza?
-[Haeri] Yes. Exactly.
-[Minkyung] Wow.
Amazing. Wow.
ITALIAN MARIA'S PIZZA CLASS
[in English] You want to grab some flour
and sprinkle.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
[Jennie chuckles]
[in Korean] I'll give you the dough
I made earlier.
[Fabrizio in Italian]
Maria prepared everything.
[woman] Maria prepared everything? Nice.
PROUD
[in Korean] Press it down
and spread it out.
Grab the rolling pin...
[in English] and we start rolling!
Time to roll. [laughing]
[in Korean] You have
to put your back into it.
You're like a kindergarten teacher.
-[Defconn] She has that vibe, right?
-[Minkyung] Yes, a teacher.
A teacher excitedly
-teaching the children.
-[man in Italian] I'm like a kid, right?
[in Korean] It has to be round.
[in Italian] It's hard to get it round.
[in Korean] It'll taste all the same.
[woman in Italian] Maria, how's this?
Is it good? [laughing]
[in Korean] It's great.
[in Italian] Yes. Yes.
Perfect.
ADD INGREDIENTS ON TOP OF THE DOUGH
-[Haeri in Korean] It's going in.
-Put it inside at the edge.
Push it in deeper. Perfect.
[in English] Who is ready?
[in Italian] Red or white?
-I'll do white.
-[Jennie] White? Okay.
[in Korean] Press it
with your fingers like this.
Pizza is also a choice.
-Pizza is also a choice.
-[Jennie] Make indentations.
Take off some of the leaves
and sprinkle it.
[in English] Perfect.
[in Korean] Then add the tomatoes.
-[in Italian] Maria, is this okay?
-[in Korean] Perfect.
-[woman in Italian] Perfect?
-Perfect.
-[woman] Perfect?
-Perfect.
[Claudia] Maria! Maria!
-[in English] Maria, you forgot to cut it.
-[laughing]
OH, MY MISTAKE
AND ON TOP OF THAT, THE PIZZA RIPS
-[woman in Italian] Mine is screwed.
-[in Korean] It's okay.
-I think you're talking to yourself.
-[all laughing]
It's okay.
IT'S NOT OKAY
[Haeri] Gosh, what are they going to do?
-[Defconn] How do they do that?
-Just make it into a dumpling.
The wait is getting longer.
MOM IS ANXIOUS
-[woman in Italian] Mine is screwed.
-[in Korean] It's okay.
FORTUNATELY,
THEY WERE ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF IT
THE TATTERED PIZZA GOES INTO THE OVEN
Tattered pizza? Hold on.
Together? Together?
[Claudia in Italian] Maria! Maria.
-[in Korean] What now?
-[Claudia in Italian] Maria.
-[in English] Cutting?
-[Claudia in Italian] Maria.
[in English] Remember,
two white pizzas for the entrée.
We serve at the beginning.
TO-DO LIST
SERVE TWO PIZZAS FIRST
[in Italian] Okay. Okay, okay.
[in Korean] We have to make two pizzas.
HURRY
-Fabrizio.
-[in English] Okay.
-[in English] Two pizzas.
-[in Italian] Is the lesson over?
-[in Korean] Yes.
-[Claudia in Italian] Maria.
Maria.
[in English] There are two more people
who wants to make pizza.
-Okay. Okay.
-Yes.
It must've been so chaotic.
[in Korean] There were so many people.
-It must be hectic.
-[in English] Come this way.
NOSE GETTING BIGGER
-One second.
-[in Korean] No. Her mouth is getting dry.
RUN
One second, please.
[Defconn] It must've been so hectic.
GOING TO THE KITCHEN AGAIN
[Haeri] So busy.
YOU SEEMED VERY BUSY
"It's okay, Maria. This is our place."
"Look at this place. It can't be busy."
That's what I said,
but I was running around. [chuckles]
[in English] How are you guys doing?
[in Korean] Five bell peppers.
WHAT SHE DID TODAY
HAVE GELATO
-[Defconn] She deserves a gelato.
-[all laughing]
[Minkyung] Her blood sugar
must've dropped.
[Defconn] She must've walked a lot today.
WHAT SHE DID TODAY
MAKE TIRAMISU
[Jennie] Spread it out.
Oh! It failed.
[in English] I'm so happy.
[in Korean] Right.
That is part of her job.
-[Haeri] It is.
-[Minkyung] It is work.
[Defconn] She's doing mental labor on top
-of physical labor.
-[Haeri] Yes.
[Jennie] Back and forth.
WHAT SHE DID TODAY
CLEAN TABLES
You...
ANOTHER PIZZA CLASS
Not yet.
WHAT SHE DID TODAY
MAKE WHITE PIZZA FOR ENTRÉE
Since there was a whole crew,
I thought we'd be dividing the work.
But I... Maria...
Maria did it all. [chuckles]
Maria really did everything.
-She's worth a hundred people.
-[chuckles softly]
WHILE THE CLASS GOES ON
You can add as much mozzarella
-as you like.
-[in Italian] Mozzarella.
[Defconn in Korean] It's Mom.
-[Jennie] Mom, she's coming.
-She told her to hurry.
"Maria. Maria."
"Focaccia, Maria."
I think she'll say that.
I have to make two pizzas.
Mom will scold me.
[Defconn] Let's make the focaccia now.
[Jennie] Finally.
SHE IS IN A HURRY
We can tell she's in a hurry.
FOCUSED
Look at her eyes.
SUCCESSFULLY PUTS IT INTO THE OVEN
SIGH
PHEW
SHE COMPLETES HER ASSIGNMENT
PIZZA FOR ENTRÉE IS READY
-[Defconn] Now the pizza is ready.
-[in English] Wine time. I'm busy.
[Fabrizio in Italian] Go open the wine.
[in Korean] See you later.
-She's busy.
-It's like a family restaurant, not a B&B.
I'm not sure either.
It started out as a B&B.
Someone help me. [chuckles]
Guys, I brought some wine.
-[woman in English] Okay.
-[in Korean] I'll open it for you.
Right now, Maria has done so much work.
-Right.
-Was it ten jobs?
[laughing] Ten jobs.
-[Defconn] Twelve jobs?
-Ten jobs.
It's that much. You did a lot of work.
The hardest part
was not that I had to do one thing
really well,
but that I had to pay attention
to every little thing
so the B&B ran well.
I think that was the biggest part
as Maria.
SLIP
No.
[Defconn] She has no strength left.
SLIP
AN UNEXPECTED OBSTACLE
[♪ amusing music playing]
STARE
Everyone's looking at her. [laughing]
[Defconn] She can't open it.
[Jennie] It's a lot of pressure,
so I'm going to turn around.
A SHY SOMMELIER
[man in Italian] She must feel pressure
because we're staring.
-[Minkyung in Korean] No.
-They've noticed.
HER NOSTRIL IS GETTING BIGGER AGAIN
She can do it.
REMOVING THE CAPSULE
FIDGET
[in Korean] And the wine opener
was old style.
-These days...
-That's hard.
-It is hard.
-Yes.
-It's hard.
-It is.
Sometimes the cork gets pushed inside
or gets broken.
-Sometimes it goes in diagonally.
-[Defconn] Yes.
So an electric one's better.
-Whir.
-[Defconn] The automatic one.
[in Korean] I'm thinking
about sending them one.
-[Defconn] Not bad.
-Yes.
PHEW
[Defconn] It has to go in the middle.
-[woman in Italian] You're doing well.
-[man 1] Yes.
-[in Korean] Everyone's watching.
-[Jennie] Yes.
[in Korean] They were cheering me on.
[in Korean] Put it on there.
[Minkyung] Pull it up.
[Defconn] You did well.
THE WINE IS FINALLY OPEN
I did it.
[Minkyung] Dear. It took so long.
[man in Italian] Good job.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
[in Korean] How is it?
[in Italian] It's great.
-[in Korean] Gosh, when I was serving...
-[laughing]
-She's not happy.
-No matter how much I poured...
EVEN THOUGH SHE'S TIRED,
SHE FINISHES SERVING WITH A SMILE
[Claudia in Italian] To Maria.
[guests] To Maria.
[in Korean] You must've wanted
to drink some.
-Again.
-[all laughing]
[woman speaks in Italian]
[in Italian] For today's dinner,
not only did she prepare the dough,
but she explained the wine.
[in Korean] Mom is giving her a boost.
[in Italian] She also prepared dessert.
[Jennie speaks in English]
[Claudia in Italian]
She went to the grocery store...
EVERYONE BRAGS ABOUT THEIR CHILD
[Defconn in Korean] Bragging
about her child is a mother's love.
[in English] I've known Vittorio
since I was seven years old.
[Jennie in Korean] That is amazing.
[Defconn] The one wearing yellow, right?
[in English]
Leo was my father's best friend.
[Jennie] Father's best friend.
And Mario is a singer.
If you'd like,
he can sing a Roman song for you.
[guests speaking in Italian]
THE GUESTS ASK FOR DESSERT
-[in Korean] Dessert.
-Dessert.
[all singing] ♪ Tiramisu cake ♪
-[Defconn] You have to serve it.
-I made tiramisu today.
[in Italian] Don't mind me.
It will be a surprise.
[in Korean] He's translating it
however he wants.
Nonsense translation.
UNCLE MARIO IS MISCHIEVOUS
-He's funny.
-[in English] Perfect. [laughing]
LOL
[in Korean] I'll get the tiramisu
and bring it to you guys.
Just give me a second.
[in Italian] The dessert is tiramisu.
Do you guys know what it is?
Do you like it?
-Mario!
-[all laughing]
[Jennie] The dessert is here.
[Defconn in Korean] Her social skills
are as good as Dex's.
MARIA'S TIRAMISU SHE MADE IN THE AFTERNOON
[singing in operatic voice]
♪ Tiramisu,Tiramisu ♪
[woman in Italian]
Did Maria make this too?
-Yes.
-Good job, Maria.
HER MOM'S FRIENDS TREAT HER LIKE
SHE'S THEIR DAUGHTER
[in Korean] Mom's friends
are so warm and kind.
[♪ soft music playing]
TURN
UNCLE MARIO CLEARS HIS THROAT
[in English] Okay.
EXCITED
[♪ sings Lando Fiorini
"Roma nun fa' la stupida stasera"]
-[in Korean] Oh.
-The vibe is amazing.
A SERENADE FOR MARIA WHO WORKED HARD TODAY
[continues singing in Italian]
♪ Pick out the brightest star ♪
♪ And a little bit of moon
For both of us ♪
ONE AND ONLY SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
Bravo!
[in Korean] Nice one, Uncle Mario.
SHE MAKES LOTS OF INVALUABLE MEMORIES
[Defconn] It's romantic.
[♪ soft music playing]
10:30 P.M.
LAST NIGHT AS MARIA
Time flies, right?
[Minkyung] It went by so fast.
This is the last night.
-[Jennie] Yes.
-Her schedule has ended.
LOOKING BACK ON HER THREE DAYS
LAST DIARY
SUCH A LONG DAY
MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE I ENJOYED
EVERY MOMENT OF IT
FROM THE HOT MORNING
TO THE COOL AFTERNOON BREEZE
AND THE BLUE HOUSE I'LL NEVER SEE AGAIN
IT WAS AN UNFORGETTABLE, JOYFUL MOMENT
I COULDN'T UNDERSTAND
A WORD OF ITALIAN AT FIRST,
BUT NOW I CAN GUESS
BY THE LOOK ON MOM'S AND OUR CREW'S FACE
But those times were very precious to me.
Since it was my last day,
I sat outside
so I could just take it all in.
You must be tired. Your handwriting
-is all messy.
-[Jennie] Yes.
I probably couldn't even write it
until the end. I was very tired.
It's like a high teen drama.
-[all laughing]
-It's so pretty.
-Wow.
-[Defconn] I know.
[Minkyung] So pretty.
Dear viewers,
this is what makes us different.
-[Minkyung] So pretty.
-Yes.
It was a nice scene.
The cameraman did a nice job.
9:30 A.M.
THE DAY SHE LEAVES
It's your last day.
A MORNING AT THE AGRITURISMO,
NO DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
-[Defconn] It's the same morning, right?
-[Jennie] Yes.
[Defconn] And the crew are...
SHE GOT USED TO THE MORNING SCENERY
Only three hours left.
[Jennie] I can do it.
SOON, SHE WILL LEAVE
[Haeri] This is the first day.
[Claudia speaks in Italian]
[Defconn in Korean] The first and last day
are very different, right?
[Jennie] For sure.
I could have felt awkward
during the short three days,
but it really felt comfortable like home,
filled with happiness and love
put into building it.
I will never forget Dad's drawings.
TRYING TO UNDERSTAND MARIA
[Defconn] I didn't know
before her mom told us.
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-[Jennie] Right.
[Defconn] It's more precious
since it's her dad's.
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-[Defconn] Yes.
TWO HOURS BEFORE HER LIFE AS MARIA ENDS
[Claudia in Italian] Maria,
let's go see Bambi.
Yes.
[Claudia] Clea.
WHOOSH
-Clea.
-[Jennie in English] Clea, look.
[in Korean] Clea really is something.
She loves it.
-To see Bambi?
-Yes.
[Minkyung] Really?
CLEA ARRIVES AT THE CAR FIRST
HOP
-How does she know what to do?
-She knows everything.
-She's so smart.
-So smart.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
Still, it's nice she gets to see Bambi
before she leaves.
Clea, Bambi?
[Claudia in Italian]
Shall we go to the ranch?
GLANCE
[in English] Clea is checking.
She's checking because
she knows if we're going south or north.
-[Haeri] So smart.
-[in English] She's checking.
-Yes.
-She's really looking.
[in Korean] You're going to see Bambi
with your mom?
Yes, we're going to see Bambi with Clea.
-That horse is another family to them.
-He's precious.
[Defconn] Bambi probably means
more to her now since she's leaving.
[in English] Try to look for the beauty
of the thing you love together.
With my husband, we said we'd be together,
-until we are able to love together.
-[in Korean] It was touching.
[Claudia in English] When you don't love
each other anymore, it's time to split.
[in Korean] Wow. Amazing.
-[in English] But I still love him.
-[in Korean] "But I still love him."
[in English] He's been sick
for a lot of years.
That's my only advice.
[in Korean] It seems like love
-is very important to your mom.
-Yes.
ONE HOUR BEFORE HER LIFE AS MARIA ENDS
[Defconn] Only one hour left.
[Jennie in English] Where's Bambi?
[Claudia] I think he's over there.
-[Jennie gasps]
-[Claudia] I think I'm going to cry.
[Jennie in English] I'm here for you.
[Defconn in Korean]
Mom has gotten close to her.
-[Haeri] Yes.
-[Defconn] Yes.
SHE HANDS OVER BAMBI
Bambi.
[Claudia in English] She's old.
She has allergies.
She's happy.
[in English] Clea, it's Bambi.
I DON'T KNOW
Bambi's interested in grass
and Clea is interested in dogs.
They love you, but they have priorities.
Of course.
[in Korean] You have to say goodbye
to Bambi too.
NOD
SHE JUST WATCHES BAMBI EAT GRASS
-[in Italian] Let's go see Alcam.
-Alcam?
-[in Korean] The horse.
-The baby horse.
Yes, there's another horse.
-A baby horse.
-[Claudia] Alcam.
Bambi. [kisses]
[in English] There are so many
dog friends here.
[in Korean] That's why Clea is so excited.
-Clea?
-She wanted to meet her friends.
[Minkyung] Oh, my.
[Jennie in Korean] She is so popular.
[Claudia in English] They are busy eating.
Oh! Alcam.
[Minkyung in Korean] How handsome.
-He's a baby horse, right?
-Yes.
-Baby horse?
-He just...
-He looks healthy.
-[Jennie in English] He's saying hello.
He's beautiful. [sighs]
Wow. I can tell that it'll be
really fun to ride Alcam.
He looks ready.
-[Claudia in Italian] Yes. Yes, yes.
-[Jennie in English] Yes.
[Claudia] Let's take a family picture.
[Jennie] Yes. We have to.
A SELFIE WITH BAMBI
Bambi. [laughing]
[Alcam huffing]
-[in Korean] Alcam is jealous.
-Yes.
-[in English] He's jealous.
-He's jealous.
-He's jealous.
-[Haeri in Korean] So funny.
-[Minkyung] It's so funny.
-[Jennie] Right?
Clea.
I'LL TAKE ONE WITH CLEA TOO
Clea is just doing her thing.
Clea.
[in English] She's having too much fun.
THEY TRY TO POSE
MOVE
-[neighs]
-[Haeri] He doesn't want to take a photo.
I WILL NOT COOPERATE
[Jennie] Clea.
THE ORDEAL CONTINUES
GRUNT
TA-DA
[Haeri in Korean] That's cute too.
-[Claudia in English] That's family.
-[Haeri in Korean] Take it now.
[Minkyung] It's a mess.
That's what animals farms are like.
It's chaotic.
-Yes.
-Of course.
[woman in English] Cheese.
Clea.
GIVING UP
-Clea.
-[Haeri] No.
-[Minkyung] He's in the picture.
-[Jennie chuckles]
-[Jennie] In the end...
-[Minkyung] Pretty.
-[Defconn] I like this one.
-[Minkyung] This is cute.
[Davichi] Pretty.
-[Defconn] That's natural.
-[Minkyung] So cute.
-[Defconn] It's almost over now.
-[Minkyung] Already?
[in English] Mommy.
Thank you truly so much
for the past few days.
[Claudia] Just think of it
as a comfort zone.
[Jennie] Yes.
I'm so lucky to have met you.
[Claudia] The car, it's...
THE CAR SHE CAME IN ON HER FIRST DAY
[Claudia chuckles]
-I love you.
-I love you too.
[♪ soft music playing]
Bye, Mommy.
SHE TAKES A FEW STEPS
[in Italian] Ciao.
[in English] Bye.
-[Defconn in Korean] Clea's going.
-What?
-[Defconn] Clea.
-Clea.
[Defconn] Clea came to you.
CLEA CAME TO SAY GOODBYE
Is she seeing you off?
[Jennie] Thank you for seeing me off.
TIME TO GO BACK TO BEING JENNIE
[Defconn] She's going back to Jennie now.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
-[Minkyung] Mom must've been sad too.
-[Jennie in English] Mommy.
It's really hard to say goodbye.
[Claudia] It's really hard, yes.
Take care of yourself.
[Jennie] Mommy too.
[Claudia] Trust people
with good hearts only.
You will be able to smile and love.
[Defconn in Korean] She hopes
only good things will happen to you.
[in English] Bye, Mommy.
THEY PART WAYS SMILING
[in Italian] Ciao.
[Jennie sighs]
[in Korean] When I'm having a rough time,
I think I will be reminded
of my time here a lot.
I think I will be able to become strong.
The positive energy
that my mom has given me
is so great that I think it will bring
significant changes to my life.
[♪ touching music playing,
Kevin Oh "Baby Blue"]
I have learned a lot from here.
When I was panicking,
she would just look me in the eyes.
And then, even amidst all the chaos,
I would suddenly get
a burst of confidence.
It was an amusing experience.
Of course, this sense of relaxation,
the scenery, and the experience
will all stay with me,
but I feel like it has also given me
a new perspective on life.
[in Italian] This is luxury.
[in English] Love is a choice.
HEARTFELT ADVICE FROM MOM
[Jennie in English] Mommy.
[in Korean] I think I became Gabriel
just so I could meet my mom.
It's not a far place,
and I think it'll become my own hideout
where I could go to relax and heal.
I'm home. [chuckles]
So I would love to go back again.
PROMISING TO RETURN SOMEDAY
AND
[in English] Hi, Jennie.
[Minkyung exclaims]
[Defconn in Korean]
It's a message from your mom.
[in English] Hi, Jennie.
It has been an [chuckles]
unbelievable experience.
I enjoyed the three days very much.
With Fabrizio, Emanuela, and Catia.
It really felt like you were my daughter.
It's like an Italian family
that you have in your life.
[in Italian] I was a bit worried.
You're in the spotlight,
and living a life that isn't easy.
[laughing]
[in English] Here, it's like where
you can come when you want to rest.
-[man] Maria.
-[woman] Maria.
I really hope to see you again.
[Defconn in Korean] Such warm words.
SHE HAS A PLACE SHE CAN GO TO ANYTIME
[Defconn] Anytime. Yes. Thank you.
Jennie saw Mom's video message.
I was so immersed in that video.
Everyone, just cry.
-Take one each.
-[Jennie laughing]
-[Minkyung] I don't know...
-It's touching.
...why we cry so much every time
a Gabriel ends.
[Haeri] We have nothing to do with them.
-We've never even met them.
-Right.
[Minkyung] It was so sad.
Gosh, Mom.
It's like she met a great adult.
-I know.
-[Jennie] It really felt like
I went on some kind
of retreat for three days.
She kept filling me with such positive
and uplifting words.
Honestly, I was able to learn
a lot about what moments
-I truly needed.
-[Defconn] Nice.
And we have an epilogue left.
-[Haeri] Yes.
-[Minkyung] The highlight.
Let's see if Jennie met the real Maria.
EPILOGUE
-This is where they said goodbye.
-[Jennie in English] Bye.
[in Korean] Did Jennie ever meet
a young woman?
[Defconn] She's your age.
-[Minkyung] At first...
-Mom...
-The one who gave you Bambi?
-[Minkyung] Yes.
-If it's not her...
-[Minkyung] There's no one else.
I had a few suspicious moments.
Do you have anyone in mind?
-Yes.
-You do?
-There are a couple of people.
-[all gasp]
-Oh!
-She's Maria? She took the photo earlier.
[in Italian] Let's go home.
[Maria] Let's go home.
Let's go home.
[Defconn in Korean] Maria was here.
She's Maria.
THE WOMAN WHO'S HUGGING MOM AND CRYING
FIRST DAY
-[in Italian] This horse has comforted me.
-[Defconn in Korean] Is it not her?
[in Italian]
I hope he'll do the same for you.
[Jennie in Korean] That's what she said.
[Haeri] She said that.
[Defconn] She gave her the horse.
-[Haeri] I thought it was her at first.
-[in Italian] Ciao.
[Jennie] Ciao.
THE WOMAN WHO GAVE HER BAMBI
LAST DAY
-[Defconn in Korean] She's watching.
-[Haeri] On the last day.
[in English] I think I'm going to cry.
-[Defconn in Korean] She took the photo.
-[Jennie in English] I'm here for you.
-Yes.
-[Minkyung exclaims]
She kept watching you from afar.
THE PERSON WHO GAVE JENNIE LOVE AND PEACE
They're showing the real Maria.
RUN
Clea...
She kept going over to her.
-[laughing]
-Really?
I had my doubts.
-Right.
-Dogs can't lie.
When she was taking the photo,
Clea kept going to her.
So I thought maybe she could be Maria.
[Defconn] Of course.
-She took the photo.
-Yes.
THE ONE WHO TOOK THE PHOTO
[Minkyung] She must've felt weird
taking that photo.
The real Maria.
[Defconn chuckles] Clea is following her.
NOW JENNIE CAN SEE
WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING
A YOUNG CEO WHO WISHES
TO GIVE PEOPLE A RELAXING TIME
[Haeri] Wow.
-She's so young.
-So cool.
BUT SOMETIMES SHE'S JUST
A YOUNG GIRL FILLED WITH MANY THOUGHTS
[Defconn] Maria is living
her life to the fullest.
[in English] I think
she's a really good person.
[Claudia in Italian] She's good,
you're not.
-[Maria chuckles] I know.
-[all laughing]
[Minkyung in Korean]
Typical mother and daughter.
[Defconn] "She's good, you're not."
[Minkyung and Defconn]
Typical mother and daughter.
BYE MARIA
[Defconn] She's Maria,
the owner of the B&B.
Maria cried
because seeing Jennie live
with her mom was just beautiful.
It was so beautiful it felt like
she gained another family.
How does it feel to see that?
[sighs] It feels like...
[chuckles]
Of course you feel touched.
I spent such a wonderful time there.
I bragged about it a lot to my friends
after I got back.
Honestly, if I ever get the chance,
I'd love to have a conversation with Maria
because I felt
such an inexplicable connection,
and it was amazing.
GOODBYE, 8TH GABRIEL
THE EIGHT GABRIEL'S 72 HOURS HAS ENDED
PARK BOGUM, PARK MYUNGSOO, YEOM HYERAN
HONG JINKYUNG, JI CHANGWOOK, DEX
GABEE, AND JENNIE
THEY HAVE EXPERIENCED
OTHER PEOPLE'S LIVES FOR 576 HOURS
Tbilisi?
[in English] My wife?
[Hyeran chuckles]
THEY EXPERIENCED SOMEONE ELSE'S LIFE
[in Korean] This is hard.
WHO WAS BORN AND LIVING SOMEWHERE
ON THE SAME EARTH AS US
-Pipe? Me?
-You're my daughter?
THEY GOT TO KNOW THEIR NAMES,
AGE, FAMILY AND FRIENDS
[Jennie] It was like I was in a dream.
It felt unrealistic.
[Myungsoo] I will miss all my friends.
I will miss them all.
THEIR LIVES WEREN'T ALL THAT SPECIAL
-Mom.
-[both laughing]
OR BORING EITHER
[man in English] We love you.
THEY ARE JUST PEOPLE
LIVING FOR THEIR FAMILY, DREAM AND VALUES
During this opportunity, I thought,
if someone comes to live my life,
what kind of person would I be to them?
It made my life seem special.
Everyone's life appeared special.
Hwalala's life felt very special to me.
I hope she continues to live a happy life
as the protagonist of her life.
WE ARE THE PROTAGONISTS
OF OUR SHINING LIFE
[in English] Bye.
Bye.
Bye-bye!
[in Spanish] Adios.
[in Korean] So long.
[in English] Bye.
[in Korean] I'm off.
[in Italian] Ciao.
HOPING THAT PROTAGONIST IS YOU
My name is Gabriel
My name is Gabriel
My name is Gabriel
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01x14 - Episode 14
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The life of another person will start now. For 72 hours, live the actual lives of strangers.
The life of another person will start now. For 72 hours, live the actual lives of strangers.