In the heart of Tunis, the 'Al-Hana' Wakala (tenement) stands as a dilapidated building battling against time, serving simultaneously as a prison and a sanctuary for a group of marginalized individuals. The film tells the story of 'Uncle Youssef,' a man who has made Room 47 his home for over a quarter of a century. Amidst crumbling walls and fading memories, we delve into the life of a man who experienced the ups and downs of life abroad, only to return and find himself acting as a caretaker—and eventually a resident—in an environment that lacks the most basic elements of a dignified life.