Building No. 13

The film follows Saleh, who inherits a building from his late uncle. Upon taking ownership, he discovers that the tenants are facing various issues, primarily related to the exorbitant rent his uncle had imposed, which exceeds their contractual agreements.

As Saleh navigates the challenges of being a landlord, he receives an enticing offer from a wealthy buyer eager to acquire the property at any cost. However, Saleh's refusal to sell triggers a series of attempts by the buyer's associates to intimidate the tenants into vacating the building. This comedic take on real estate and tenant struggles reflects social themes relevant to its time and genre.