When aspiring documentary filmmaker Teni Adeyemi publicly challenges architect Folarin Balogun over his firm's glossy redevelopment plan—which completely erases the real residents and traders of the Lagos street of Oke-Ilẹ—it sparks an unexpected and challenging collision between them . Compelled by her challenge, Folarin steps outside his polished corporate life to actually listen to the community, leading to a fragile collaboration with Teni on a modular community arts pavilion . As they push back against corporate redactions, unauthorized footage use, and the crushing weight of Folarin's family expectations, both must confront their deepest fears and decide what it truly means to build a future that belongs to the people who live there .
