Hong Kong, once hailed as the "Hollywood of the East," nurtured generations with its cinema. Behind the silver screen glamour lay countless unsung contributors. Its action films once globalized Chinese martial arts culture, yet recent decades saw decline amid regional competition and resource constraints.

This documentary assembles film veterans since the 1970s—producers, directors, art directors, editors—preserving their professional ethos through oral histories. Aiming to safeguard this cultural legacy, it seeks to inspire new generations to rekindle Hong Kong's cinematic brilliance.