The title of the film,  6/45(Six-Four Five), means the 1st lotto prize if you hit  6 out of 45 numbers.  The film  6/45 (Six-Four Five), which depicts the strange story of the Lotto 1st prize winnings, is directed by Park Kyu tae. 

Let's take a look at the characters, the plot,  and more.

Chun Woo, a late-year sergeant, picks up a lotto paper.  This paper was the 43 million dollars 1st prize winning lotto paper!

Unbelievable happiness, for a moment, this lotto paper crosses the military dividing line in the wind and goes north.  Naturally, Chun-Woo crosses the military dividing line to pick up this paper. There you encounter a North Korean soldier.

Yongho, a North Korean soldier, tells Chun-Woo that he will give Chun-Woo 10% if he cashes out the lotto and brings it back.  Chun-Woo, the owner of the lotto, would not accept this offer. Their negotiations break down.

Chun-woo, who is in danger of losing 43 million dollars won because the lottery paper goes to the north, and Yong-Ho, who is useless if he can't make money. North and South Korean soldiers who need cooperation begin negotiations over this lottery.

The one who picked up VS  the  one who picked up again.

What will happen to the absurd work of happiness that becomes smaller when we are together?

The movie 6/45 (Six-Four Five) has interesting default settings.  The idea is so whimsical that I don't anticipate how it will unfold. Before cashing out, I wondered what the North and South Korean soldiers would make with a paper lottery.

It was a form of exchanging soldiers from both Koreas until South Korea exchanged lottery tickets for money. It is unpredictable until the end of whether the money will go unnoticed until the prize is received., or whether the money will flow smoothly from the south to the north.