Brazil – Trespass

Eliane Caffe’s docu-fiction hybrid charts the trials, tribulations and triumphs of homeless people and refugees living in an abandoned Sao Paolo hotel.

By trespass Posted on 1 July, 2017 Posted in Film Tagged with Brazil, Cambridge Squatter, Era O Hotel Cambridge, Film, São Paulo

The Cambridge Squatter does a very difficult thing: It takes what essentially is a local interest story and elevates it into something universal and urgently contemporary. The local-interest story is that of homeless people in Sao Paolo in Brazil who …

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Porto Alegre, Brazil: New space for Biblioteca Kaos squat

By trespass Posted on 26 March, 2017 Posted in Communique No Comments Tagged with Biblioteca Kaos, Brazil, Porto Alegre

Let’s occupy again! Biblioteca Kaos (Kaos Library) has a new space! On Sunday, March 12, we entered the house at 641 Coronel João Manoel street, near the start of the hill. The house was abandoned three years ago and it …

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São Paulo (Brazil): Dozens of buildings are squatted against the backdrop of social movement against austerity

By trespass Posted on 16 November, 2016 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Brazil, FLM, MMPT, Occupation, São Paulo

During the night between Sunday 30 October and Monday 31, dozens of buildings were squatted in São Paulo. The action was coordinated by several homeless movements, including the FLM (Frente de Luta por Moradia) and the MMPT (Movimento de Moradia …

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Eliane Caffe’s docu-fiction hybrid charts the trials, tribulations and triumphs of homeless people and refugees living in an abandoned Sao Paolo hotel.

Porto Alegre, Brazil: New space for Biblioteca Kaos squat

São Paulo (Brazil): Dozens of buildings are squatted against the backdrop of social movement against austerity