Sweden’s largest and oldest co-living house lies on the outskirts of Stockholm. It has 300 residents, all of them women. For more than eighty years, the house has been a sanctuary for women who have rejected marriage as a form of life. Lately, a new generation of younger women have started to move in. What seems like a subtle shift soon stirs deeper questions: Can the house uphold its founding ideals, or is it on the verge of transformation?