In the quiet, fading town of Amonate, the past whispers through the voices of its few remaining inhabitants. Directed by Laura Iancu, this poignant short film weaves together the personal testimonies of a community grappling with the profound changes brought by the decline of the coal industry. Through intimate interviews and evocative imagery, the film becomes a living archive, capturing memories of a vibrant past and the uncertain reality of a hollowed-out present. The residents, serving as both narrators and subjects, share stories of resilience, loss, and a deep connection to the land that now bears the scars of extraction. "Oral Histories of Amonate" unfolds as a lyrical and atmospheric documentary, painting a tender portrait of a place in transition. It explores the central conflict between cherished history and an unforgiving economic present, inviting viewers to listen closely to the fragile echoes of a town determined to be remembered.