The Silent Bearers is a film by Jeong Yeoreum, who takes a journey of following the traces of the Vietnam War and ruins to explore the sedimentary layer of history and memory and grant meaning to the properties of the places. The clue of narration is the guidance by a guide who was a Vietnam veteran on the third day of the trip and key factors of the format are contrast and conflict of two elements: the two systems, two nations, two votes, and two channels. The footage of peeling paint, abandoned cemeteries, and ghastly cathedrals defamiliarizes the past remains, scenery, and objects. It is interesting to see how a writer who has been making films that speak for her expands the geopolitical contexts of abandoned spaces in Vietnam. The film is screened in a two-channel projection version.