Lighthouse keeping disappeared from the world's coastlines as automation took over the job, and this short film sits down with the people who did the work before it vanished. Former keepers describe their daily routines, the isolation of the posting, and the small communities that formed around remote stations. The film illustrates their accounts with archival photographs, historical artifacts, and vintage clothing rather than restaging events, letting the objects carry the period detail. No single keeper or lighthouse anchors the film; instead it moves between several voices to build a picture of a shared occupation now gone. The interviews focus on what the work actually involved day to day, from the routines that kept a light running to the toll of long stretches alone, leaving a record of a job that no longer exists anywhere on the coast.