The film revisits more than twenty feminist activists from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and mainland China to trace the lasting impact of the 1995 United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women held in Beijing across East Asia. It follows the connections forged during the conference, examines gender mainstreaming frameworks, and explores the rise of grassroots, queer movement and digital rights alongside the backlash these activists now face. Through these intertwined stories, the film continually asks what sustains such struggles and how feminist movements persist, transform, and evolve across generations and regions.

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The film was selected for the 2026 Association for Asian Studies (AAS) Film Expo and has been acquired by the university libraries of the University of Melbourne, Heidelberg University, and Concordia University. In November 2026, it will also be presented in collaboration with the Barcelona Queer Film Festival.