Ten years after the Syrian revolution, destruction continues to turn entire neighborhoods into ruins. Among them is Basateen al-Razi, once a lively place, now demolished by the regime. The film follows the stories of two former residents as they recall the details of daily life, their community, and memories of home. Forced reconstruction does not just mean losing homes but also the disappearance of identity and collective memory. Through their voices, the film portrays resistance through memory and the fragility of everyday life in the face of political power.