Globalization makes many things possible, but paradoxically, makes more things impotent. The value of human is replaced or erased fastest in those two extremes. Cambodia is called the Asian paradise for multinational fashion brand industry, but the people within the paradise live in struggles, not guaranteed of any kind of worth. While working 24-hour, producing hundreds of clothes and working for nothing for months, what they get is vicious repress of the factory along with governmental authority as well as sudden lockout instead of proper salary. Sophanith participated in the protest to request better working condition, but he had to endure bullet wound shot by a police and cold eyes seeing the protest as failure. The voice of workers is still out on the society and the camera quietly follows their struggle and Sophanith’s daily life. The director is not swayed by militant emotion around the scene; she just walks at their speed and finally makes a way of the voices for the society that no one listens to before. delicately captures their expressions and the factory landscape to portray a journey of workers’ struggle as well as their portraits living in the era of neo-liberalism under the globalized economic development. [Choi Min-ah]