In the heart of Tel Aviv, between crowded parking lots and behind a pink fence, stands Jabotinsky Hostel, home to 23 adults on the autism spectrum. Adi, a staff member at the hostel, documents their lives over the years, both within the hostel and beyond it. Through her lens, a mutual relationship of trust, openness, and honesty begins to form.

Over time, the lives of the residents and Adi’s own personal life become intertwined – shaped by war, separations, and change, alongside moments of laughter, friendship, and dreams fulfilled.

After two decades of a shared life, the Jabotinsky Hostel is about to close. As the farewell approaches, the roles begin to shift, and the distance between both sides of the fence gradually disappears.