The global financial crisis of 2007 devastated Spain: 25 percent of the population lost their jobs, and hundreds of thousands lost their homes. Bill Brown and Sabine Gruffat traveled across Spain to document Spanish citizens inspired by Occupy Wall Street, mobilizing, collectivizing, and fighting for their right for a decent place to live. We see young mothers and their families squatting in failed condo developments; protest campsites springing up in front of bank branches; and empty apartment buildings transformed into experiments in Utopian living. Living “Without Light, Without Water, Without Fear,” they sit in protest, using the sides of the buildings as handmade billboards to call for affordable housing. A moving look at the determination behind community activism in the direst of circumstances, this beautifully composed cinematic experiment won the Michael Moore Award for Best Documentary Film at the Ann Arbor Film Festival.