Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You(2026)

A salaryman and a biker keep running into each other in the same unglamorous strip of pavement behind a supermarket, and that narrow, repeated circumstance is where the whole show lives. The comedy is dry and situational, built from small awkward beats rather than punchlines, and the romance moves at the pace of two adults who are not quite sure what they are doing.

Each smoke break adds a little more familiarity without resolving anything too quickly. The setting stays resolutely ordinary, which is the point: there is no dramatic backdrop, just a concrete corner and two people slowly becoming less guarded with each other. That restraint gives every small gesture more weight than it would carry in a louder show.