Shelter: A Squatumentary

About This Movie

So, 'Shelter: A Squatumentary' dives deep into the squatting scene in the East Bay, capturing a unique slice of life from 2004 to 2007. It's raw and gritty, the kind of film that makes you feel the urgency of the movement. The pacing has this almost frenetic energy, mirroring the lives of those living rent-free amidst political upheaval. You get interviews and everyday moments that feel incredibly real, shot with a kind of candidness that pulls you right in. There's no polished veneer here, just the stark realities and the community's spirit. It’s distinct because it doesn’t shy away from the complexities of squatting; it's more than just a lifestyle choice—it's a statement in a world where rent is sky-high.

Raw and gritty feel throughoutCaptures community spiritFocus on everyday realities of squatting