In Hong Kong, middle-class families go to work or school on weekdays, but on weekends, they stay in their small apartments, so their Filipino housekeepers should spend a day in the parks every Sunday. They gather and comfort each other by chatting or dancing. For Koreans, Hong Kong is known for Hong Kong films and protests after the return to China, but not much is known about the story of migrant workers working in Hong Kong. This film shows their lives and aspirations through various expression techniques such as Chris Marker-style montage still (resonance of montage), Wong Kar-wai’s step printing, and street dance musicals. (Noh kwangwoo)