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The film explores life both on and off stage in the inclusive theatre project Conversations, led by Boris Pavlovich. This creative association of neurodiverse artists establishes a unique space where everyone has their own voice. Rehearsals transcend the structure of classical theatre, introducing an element of performativity to Conversations and shifting the focus from the final result to the process of creation, invention, and expression.

Initially, this process-driven approach served as the foundation for the film. However, as the filmmakers immersed themselves in Conversations, the line between theatre and life, observer and subject, self and the Other grew increasingly blurred. The film becomes a modest attempt to depict not only free art but also the individuals who create it—in all their diversity and interconnectedness, with their sincerity and openness to the world. It is also an expression of the author's gratitude for the acceptance and friendships formed along the way.