In the field of resistance in Korea, the singing group ‘Me-ari’ made precious protest songs such as When the Day Comes, Confrontation, Liberation Is On the Way, My Friend, The Song of May, Declaration 2. The history of Me-ari can be called enough as the history of the pro-democracy movement and as the history of the protest songs in Korea. Romantic young people who gathered for their music began to make songs against the darkness of the Yushin dictatorship, and finally ran to the pro-democracy movement with the emergence of the Chun Doo-hwan regime. Their songs, which flourished in the 1980s and 1990s, are the songs of determination and consolation. As time goes by, their style has been changed, but the fierce agony of the times deepens heading for the future. The film, Re-sound surveys Korean society, interviewing the former and current members of the singing group ‘Me-ari’, and crossing their music and historical scenes that have become a major inflection point in modern Korean history. This film is about the history and future of Korean resistance music. (Huh Kyoung)