Shir Hori-Abu

After leaving the ultra-Orthodox world, 21-year-old Sarah sets out on a five-year journey, sparked by a raw, intimate expression of female vulnerability: an unplanned pregnancy. Without a permanent home, her changing body dictates the rhythm of her life as she moves between temporary apartments. Motherhood forces her to face herself, while the past she fled resurfaces. Caught between constant motion and inner withdrawal, Sarah struggles to form a new identity and find a place to call home.

After leaving the ultra-Orthodox world, 21-year-old Sarah finds herself pregnant and alone. With no permanent home, she drifts between temporary apartments as her changing body reshapes the course of her life. Motherhood forces her to face the past she tried to leave behind and confront the woman she has become. Over the course of five years, Sarah struggles to build a new identity and find a place where she can finally feel at home.