These are the last days of the shantytown quarter in southern Tel Aviv, a poor rundown neighborhood that the municipality has always tried to erase from the map. The land was sold to a contractor and he plans to evict the residents and settle them in a couple of seven-story towers to be constructed on the same site. The film accompanies the director’s sister, Orly, who lives in a small house she inherited from their grandfather; Yitzhak, their uncle, who built the neighborhood’s makeshift houses with his own hands; Oshri, the postman; and attorney Ovadia, who calls upon the neighborhood’s inhabitants to unite and fight the eviction. For three years, Ovadia and the residents have been struggling against the municipality and the contractor in a public, legal and ultimately existential battle. This is their story.