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No Land, No Fear
Surrounded by middle-class condominiums, the MTST's Povo Sem Fear occupation existed for less than a year, between 2017 and 2018, in São Bernardo do Campo, in ABC Paulista. Facing prejudice and oppression on a daily basis, the campers offer an inside look at the occupation, its social functions and its human condition.
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Surrounded by middle-class condominiums, the MTST's Povo Sem Fear occupation existed for less than a year, between 2017 and 2018, in São Bernardo do Campo, in ABC Paulista. Facing prejudice and oppression on a daily basis, the campers offer an inside look at the occupation, its social functions and its human condition.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lucas Silva Gazinhato
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Runtime:47 minutes
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