DA RA SONG

Darasong’s echoing footsteps—“Da Ra Da Ra”—resound through the land. In a homeland that forgets, he builds his dream slate by slate, with an artist’s persistence, seeking to become the man his tribe once honored, like his father before him.

In a land that no longer builds traditional houses, Darasong tirelessly gathers stones to build a slate house with his own hands. Elders praise it, young people keep their distance, and tourists ask for a stone as a souvenir. Yet in modern Taiwan, such houses made solely from natural materials are illegal buildings.
With an artist’s persistence, he aspires to surpass his father and become the man his tribe once honored. Slate by slate, Darasong talks to the stones. Can he achieve his dream and prove his strength?