Set in the deserted off-season on the Italian coast, caregivers Anca and Zoya meet at a bus stop shortly before returning home and decide to visit a client's abandoned beach house. A brief vacation turns into a moment of solidarity and tenderness that challenges the structural norms that govern their daily lives.

“The discourse on the inner-European class question has never been more present and at the same time more repressed. As a German-Romanian, I encounter these socio-economic conditions every day: my aunt who worked as a nurse abroad, the Romanian parcel carrier, my cousin who earns piecework wages in an asparagus field. I KNEW YOU WERE MY KIND observes two workers navigating our globalized world and what happens when they pay themselves.” (Director's commentary by Vanessa Gunesch)