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Houtong once thrived as a coal mining town but eventually declined into ruins. During its prosperity, many village elders working as miners witnessed mysterious events. When their voices are gathered, the dark history and shadows between the living and the dead rise to the surface. Passing down these stories ensures that those who suffered are never forgotten.
Gathering oral tales of gods and ghosts from Houtong's abandoned mines, this film honors the survival and sacrifices of retired miners, transforming their tragic collective memories into a haunting historical echo.
[Mirror TV Inc., Distributor]
Song Cheng-ying, a TNUA graduate, works as a director, screenwriter, and editor. Hu Chin-ya, a former independent media writer, produces documentaries focusing on social change and human conditions. They co-directed Bird-Window Collisions and continue to collaborate on impactful non-fiction cinema.