Qing Ming

The film follows Kim, a poor Chinese single father living in Manado with his two sons. As Ceng Beng Day approaches, Kim sees an opportunity to perform the ritual of invoking ancestral spirits, which serves as his last chance to connect with his heritage.

Through the film, Kim strives to impart the philosophy behind the prayer ceremony to his children and nephews. He emphasizes the importance of preserving tradition as a legacy to pass on, rather than focusing on material possessions. The narrative highlights the emotional and cultural significance of these rituals in maintaining familial bonds and honoring ancestors.