A short, slightly personal, slightly experimental, archival documentary about the history of bowling in America and the history of America in bowling. The film interweaves our established perception of this innocuous all-American game with the pervasiveness of cultural racism, sexism, and violence by showcasing over 100 years of archival bowling footage from newsreels, instructional films, commercials, home movies, and mainstream films & television.

In an attempt to trace the bygone folk song fairs, the camera travels along the antiphonal singing of the Zhuang people across the mountains and cities in southwestern China, and encounters a fascinating diversity of singers and gatherings.