This film is the third documentary in the tetralogy "The Realm of Womenhood," after "Where is My Home?" and "The Ballads of Grandmothers." The film depicts the lives of elderly people living in a nursing home: their agony, longing and loneliness. Through the visuals of the film, they gradually illustrate a painting of their life. Love is after all an everlasting treasure intertwined in bittersweet sorrow. Caught in the space between dream and reality, images of wintry Taipei, with its drizzling rain, and the gloomy sky reflect fading minds of these aged women. The film depicts the life of the elderly people under this facility and illustrates the friendship and interaction between these seniors and their longing for the companionship of their family. Other than capturing the life of these elderly people, the subjects' love story and marital experience will also be the focus of the film. The age group of these people is between 70 and 90. They have lived through the turmoil of war. With their background and the history of the political situations in Taiwan, the film attempts to describe the ongoing love story and fate of these women to add a moving emotion to the film.

City of Memories

This is an Asian epic documentary on migrant workers spanning thirteen years. Director Jasmine first came into contact with Filipino caretakers in the Taipei nursing home, where her grandparents were under care. Living away from their loved ones, both the Filipino caretakers and the elderly residents suffer from homesickness. Stories of joy and sorrow take place between them. As wives, mothers and migrant workers, the Filipino women are smart. They know how to survive. And yet, the road home seems to grow longer and longer.