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Residents of Joinville, Brazil, wage a persistent battle for the fundamental right to shelter. The camera follows families forced to occupy abandoned lands, build communities from scratch, and resist institutional pressure. This documentary captures not only protests and assemblies but also the rhythms of life at the urban fringe—meals cooked over open fires, children playing amidst rubble, nighttime conversations by makeshift hearths. The film reveals how systemic inequality physically shapes the modern city, turning marginalization into a tangible geography where hope and resistance are daily necessities.