The film overlooks a mountain where a massacre site was neither fully excavated nor preserved, and instead, a golf course was built over it. In 1945, a massacre took place at a cobalt mine that began operation in 1937 and was closed after liberation. Fifty years later, a golf course was established in its place. The scenes alternate between the remaining site and the manicured landscaping of the golf course. Then, within the layers of time erased and newly superimposed by human hands, a snow-covered mountain is revealed with a sense of volume.