A VAST ALGORITHM OF HUMANITY: THE MOVIE

"I will proceed with the lawsuit."
"But there's no evidence, is there?"

Do-ah (the main character) initiates a lawsuit against her husband’s uncle who takes away a piece of land that her husband’s grandfather left them.

Do-ah decides to initiate the lawsuit, unable to stand by when the land and medicine business that her family has worked so hard to realize is stolen before her eyes.

But she has no material evidence, and she knows nothing about legal procedures or what to do in court, leading to an extremely difficult situation for her.

However in the midst of these troubles, she is reminded of the mysterious and rare treasure that can be used to solve any situation and to locate the expansive at land inside of her which she used to know.

Through that treasure she is able to meet the dharma-princes of life’s essence, and she learns that even though the lawsuit is strenuous and difficult to navigate, through it she can discover the expansive land inside of her, and so she gains the strength to continue with it.

In order to discover this expansive land inside of her, Do-ah begins the lawsuit, turning verbal evidence that cannot stand in court into legal evidence.

First, Do-ah files a criminal complaint.

To avoid the charges of breach of trust, the uncle pressures and forces other family members to state that he is the owner of the land.

Eventually, the criminal complaint that Do-ah filed is dismissed, ending the first stage with the uncle’s victory.

However, the fabricated agreement used by the uncle to secure a victory becomes the legal evidence for Do-ah to file a second lawsuit in civil court, teaching her the meaning of a blessing in disguise.

As the case proceeds through various lawsuits and procedures, each time Do-ah becomes anxious and upset, not knowing what to do, but through the mysterious and rare treasure that allows her to search for an expansive land within her mind, she is able to meet an inner teacher, the 108 dharma-princes representing the 108 innate characteristics of humanity.

The journey to find this land is not universal, but by fighting with the uncle in court, one can discover that it is more important to use one’s heart for good only, and thus grow the expansive land in our mind through transcendental law.

Actually, the means of finding this expansive land inside herself through the lawsuit is a transcendent realm that Do-ah doesn’t have the ability to know or think about.

So each time a difficult problem comes up that needs to be solved, she meets the dharma-princes from the transcendent realm, and via transcendent means that she could never have thought of herself, she solves each problem and bit by bit begins to find the expansive land within her.

In the end, Do-ah is able to secure both the real land and the expansive land of her mind through the lawsuit.

But when everything related to lawsuit is returned to its original state, she is left with only the true expansive land inside of her that she was asked to find.