Jeju authorities felled about 900 cedar trees on Bijarim-ro for a road expansion project. Citizens exposed the project's flawed environmental impact assessment, leading to its suspension. They continued efforts to protect Seongsan, slated for the second airport, and Bijarim-ro. This documentary follows the journeys of five women involved in this movement.

Amid the turmoil of repeated suspensions and resumptions of the Bijarim-ro expansion project, the film follows the daily lives of 30-something Jeju residents, centered around the ‘Citizens’ Group Trying to Do Something,’ who have rooted themselves in Jeju. Having settled in Jeju for different reasons, they navigate both inside and outside the system, confronting anxieties. The networks of relationships and collective actions they create in their respective positions raise questions about the structural issues we face today—development, ecology, and the dignity of life.

World Premiere