看似記錄了交工樂隊在美濃進行反水庫抗爭的創作過程，實則野心更加宏大，以反水庫運動的整體實踐歷程為主軸，鮮明展現美濃人充滿戰鬥力的集體意志。影像在不同抗議場合遊走，穿梭於客家藍衫間，跑馬燈式的字幕，訴說政府黑箱建水庫，自始無視在地聲音，終至凝聚美濃年輕人返鄉、成立協會、以母語創作、推動本土文化等活動。影片場景區分為社會運動的對外抵抗，以及社區運動的在地實踐，藉由交工樂隊的歌曲，如「好山好水留子孫，好男好女反水庫」的反覆重唱，串聯不同場景，側記團員整頓菸樓錄音室、農婦採收菸葉、祭拜庄頭伯公，美濃平原數百年來孕育生命的土地。

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“Remembering the CD that Opposed the Dam” is a short documentary about the Labor Exchange Band’s seminal 1999 protest album “Let Us Sing Mountain Songs.” Both the folk-rock band and the album were born out of a grassroots protest movement opposing the Taiwanese government’s plans to build a dam that would have wiped out Meinung, a Hakka village in southern Taiwan. The album became an anthem for the movement, and Labor Exchange is still regarded as one of Taiwan’s most influential and beloved independent rock bands. This short film, made by Meinung native Lin Hsiao-fang, offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the album, and frames the music in a larger context of the anti-dam movement.