Hiroki Yamamoto and Kazuya Takagawa, who have explored post-colonialism in East Asia from a transnational perspective, document the testimony of a Korean defector in Japan as part of the “Morning Dew” project. The man, who went to North Korea, dreaming of escaping the discrimination in Japan and living in an earthly paradise created by Chongryon and the Japanese media, later came back to Japan. The film records the man's 'testimony' through his interview, but at the same time, it begins by overturning the meaning of 'testimony'. That is to ask the man to give a "testimony" about his dream. The interviewee asks whether a dream can be a testimony, but while he describes his weirdly vivid dream as accurately as possible, the truth of his life, which overlaps with the multiple dreams surrounding the 'Repatriation Project', comes to the surface.