CDM attendees who protested against the coup and did not go to work have fled to the border areas to escape pursuit and arrest by the military. More than two years after the military coup, it became critical for people CDM to find job opportunities and solve their livelihood difficulties. To this end, CDMs are connecting with organisations in the border areas and relearning various vocational skills." Mother's Arm is an organisation that promotes the acquisition of vocational skills for these people. The film presented the handicraft-making work of the CDMs working in Mothers' Arm.

To reveal the shocking impact of the Cyclone Mocha that has attacked Myanmar in May 2023, this film aims to shed light on the plight of Rohingya refugees, who endured the harshest consequences of the disaster. It seeks to raise global awareness about the systematic genocide perpetrated by the Myanmar military against the Rohingya community. Even in the face of natural disasters, the Rohingya have often been neglected, lacking the aid and relief they urgently need. The film's objective is to garner international attention and support for the Rohingya people.

A man who escaped with his family to avoid military forced persecution used the little money on hand to buy a fish net. Unable to get work in the refugee area, he set his nets in the river to fish to survive. In Chin State western Myanmar, a massive military crackdown took place and many houses and villages in the demilitarised zone were burnt down. He and his family, who were farmers have been forced to leave their villages where they have livestock and homes, and are now forced to live in desperate need of 'peace'. What are coups and violence taking away from innocent people? One fisherman's voice tells of the urgent situation.