In a quiet neighborhood in California, a woman struggling to regain control of her life faces an unexpected battle: her family home, a symbol of stability, is being auctioned off due to an administrative error. This woman, who has been grappling with loss and frustration, finds herself in a desperate situation as she tries to reclaim what was once hers. Meanwhile, an Iranian immigrant, who has worked hard to establish himself in the country and provide a better future for his family, sees in the house an opportunity for a new beginning.
As both cling to their dreams, the tension between them intensifies. The story unfolds like a game of power and morality, where each character has their own background and reasons for their actions. The woman, in her desperation, clings to the hope of recovering her home, while the man seeks validation for his efforts and sacrifices by acquiring that place.
With evocative landscapes and captivating direction, the film explores themes such as identity, belonging, and the incessant struggle for what we consider ours. Every decision leads to a spiral of consequences, and soon both find themselves trapped in a cycle of desperation that goes far beyond the fight for a piece of property. The conflict is not just about a house, but about the sense of belonging and the crumbling American dream.