Squat, la ville est à nous !

A patient, hopeful look at young people trying to reclaim a small piece of public life, equal parts frustration and quiet determination.

An earnest, hopeful look at grassroots political struggle that feels like a slow, inspiring uphill climb.

A patient, sobering look at ordinary people organizing for a home and then facing hostility, leaving a quiet anger and sadness.

A quiet, observational look at a neighbourhood facing erasure, asking you to sit with loss and resistance rather than spectacle.

A stirring, clear-eyed documentary that turns a bold act of civil disobedience into an intimate, urgent story of community and care.

A short, grounded look inside a housing occupation, showing ordinary people organizing daily life with quiet dignity and resolve.

A sober, patient documentary that follows a housing struggle in Brasília, letting the people involved speak for themselves.

A sober, closely observed documentary that immerses you in the daily grind of a protest movement, feeling both urgent and weary.

A quiet, sobering documentary that follows one woman's long fight for a home, leaving a heavy but humane impression.

A quiet, grounded portrait of stubborn street vendors holding onto their patch of city against faceless redevelopment, equal parts melancholy and resolve.

A tense, rousing documentary that immerses you in a spontaneous act of collective courage, leaving you moved and hopeful.

A quiet, observational documentary that follows activists reclaiming empty buildings, asking you to sit with the frustration of a housing crisis.