In the fall of 2011, hundreds of people abandoned their lives to live in a city park in lower Manhattan, protesting corporate greed and seeking a new way of life. Occupy Wall Street began as a small demonstration but quickly gained widespread attention, sparking conversations globally. The movement dramatically shifted national discussions about economic inequality and corporate corruption, with the phrase "We are the 99 percent" becoming a rallying cry. This documentary offers a personal look at the individuals who were central to the movement's creation and their experiences during its dramatic rise and eventual decline.
