This film associates the daily routine of doing laundry with the shame of women. Sandar and her mother do the laundry every day, but they are not allowed to be in the sunshine. In this society, women’s underwear is considered dirty and should be hidden in the damp shade. Sandar has a conflict with her patriarchal father and her obedient mother. Amid their accusations, she washes her “dirty” underwear and feels ashamed. When she can’t stand this any longer, Sandar makes a decision. [SON Moa]