It is 1857 in the Victorian Goldfields. Yi Xi, a Chinese female miner stands in court accused of stealing taxation money from the Chinese tax collector. In an attempt to clear her name and uphold her innocence, Yi Xi challenges the British authority in a xenophobic society that will soon decide her fate.
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