We suggest a novel mechanism to induce the motion of a chiral material body towards an optical source with
no optical traps. Our solution is based on the interference between a chiral light beam and its reflection on an
opaque mirror. Surprisingly, it is theoretically shown that the electromagnetic response of the material may be
tailored in such a way that independent of the specific body location with respect to the mirror, it is always pulled
upstream against the photon flow associated with the incoming wave. Moreover, it is proven that by controlling
the handedness of the incoming light it may be possible to harness the sign of the optical force, switching from
a pulling force to a pushing force.