House on the Halfway

High above the ground, on the sixth floor of a social center, young people with mental disorders are learning to live anew. Here, after hospital isolation, they try to master the skills needed in society. Each has their own diagnosis, but they are united by one thing: a quiet struggle for a return to normalcy.
Day by day, they go shopping and cook for each other, sing karaoke, go out into nature, and play in a music group. Simple actions turn into complex rituals, and weekdays become rehearsals for the ordinary. But while everything is familiar and understandable within the walls of the institution, a frighteningly unpredictable world awaits outside. And the encounter with it is inevitable.