Two neighbors, Paul and

Two neighbors, Paul and Martin, are consumed by deep hatred for one another. Paul, bitter and longing for silence, can no longer tolerate Martin’s loud parties and constant noise. Martin, sarcastic and provocative, mocks Paul’s bitterness and deliberately fuels the conflict. Their tense exchange, full of jabs and threats, reveals two men trapped in mutual contempt. The fence that separates them becomes both a physical and emotional symbol of their growing hostility.