An elderly father and his two sons share a small flat. The father is sometimes lucid, other times muddled, his consciousness traversing past and present. Often, he re-enacts family incidents of which no one is aware. As time goes on, the sons understand their father’s devotion, and in turn, they re-examine their own estranged relations. Families are a tapestry interwoven with thousands of strands of love and hate. In the course of analyzing cause and effect, we discover painful, even unbearable, secrets. The more people choose “not to see, not to hear and not to speak,” the veil of darkness becomes all the more apparent, when the dice is cast and fate irreversible.

Six amnesiacs, Caught in an unknown space, As if under a curse, they repeat their stories about the Fall of Hong Kong in 1941. An underground boss driven by patriotism to collaborate with the Japanese. A British officer, misunderstood and isolated. A Canadian soldier intent to keep himself alive. A Japanese lieutenant unfailingly following commands. A young Chinese soldier whose training is interrupted. An old merchant who fights for the sake of his old comrades. They step closer and closer to their destinies, All six try to discover the hidden secret behind the curse. This might be a fable, Or is it a prophecy?