A mother and son leave Myanmar in hopes for a better life in Thailand.

Jimmy, a 40-year-old former pop-star turned engineer, is sent to the region of his childhood to supervise the renovation of an old hotel. Once settled, Jimmy finds out the once flamboyant hotel has become a ruin, a maze of narrow corridors and a relic of a bygone era, which still bears the scars of the American occupation. In the heart of this mysterious place, Jimmy will wander between dream and fantasy and retrace his family's history.

Synopsis: My mother dreamed that my late father came back home to see her. She strongly believes that it wasn't a dream. Director’s Statement: While I was in Japan for researching an Japanese avant-garde film last year I received the saddest phone call from my mother who told me that my father, who had been sick from liver cancer, had passed away peacefully. A few days before he died, I talked to him on the phone and he said, “I want my ashes to be scattered in the forest.” I replied to him with my tear flows “You will be alright.” I didn’t even go back for his funeral. I began shooting this film which I had only an image of ashes and a forest, hoping that this film can cure me of my pain.

在泰国一个沿海村庄附近，数千名罗辛亚难民因溺水而亡。一个当地渔民发现了一名受伤的男子躺在森林里昏迷不醒，于是他救了这个不说话的陌生人，他们逐渐成为了朋友，渔民还给他取名叫做Thongchai。但是当有一天渔夫突然在海上消失时，Thongchai却开始一步步占据渔民原先的生活——包括他的房子，他的工作和他的前妻……