In this poignant documentary, director Aubrey Pandori explores the deeply personal concept of what home truly means. The film follows Griffin Jing and Sharon Davenport as they navigate their own unique journeys through spaces of comfort, memory, and identity. Rather than focusing on physical structures, the documentary delves into the emotional and psychological landscapes that define a sense of belonging. Through intimate interviews and evocative visuals, the subjects confront the central conflict of reconciling past experiences with present realities, revealing how home can be both a sanctuary and a source of tension. The tone is reflective and warm, yet unflinchingly honest, inviting viewers to reconsider their own relationships with the places they inhabit. Stripping away the conventional, Aubrey Pandori crafts a compact but powerful narrative that resonates long after the credits roll, making At Home a thought-provoking meditation on the spaces that shape our lives.