Sasha (28) is non-binary, having relocated to Israel from the former Soviet Union with their family in 1990, back when he still had his two ponytails.<\/p>\n
Today, Sasha owns nothing more than a car and a notebook and tries to understand why.<\/p>\n
They write in his notebook: \u201cA house has no function if it is not lived in, the body has no value if we do not identify with it, and the heart has no comfort if it has no love\u05f4.<\/p>\n
And goes back on a transformational journey between the houses where he used to live. Weaving together past and present, male and female, reality and fantasy, Sasha pieces memories, faces old traumas, and their deepest fears\u2014 all in pursuit of inner peace and self-acceptance.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Sasha (28) is non-binary, having relocated to Israel from the former Soviet Union with their family in 1990, back when he still had his two ponytails. Today, Sasha owns nothing more than a car and a notebook and tries to understand why. They write in his notebook: \u201cA house has no function if it is … <\/p>\n