Streets of Plenty

The documentary follows one man's challenging journey as he attempts to survive for 31 days on the streets of Vancouver with only his underwear. He faces the brutal winter conditions while navigating the complex systems and institutions that impact the homeless community.

Through this social experiment, the film sheds light on issues surrounding homelessness, white privilege, and the stark contrasts between middle-class life and the struggles of those living without shelter. It presents a raw and unfiltered look at the lives of individuals in Vancouver's downtown east side, showcasing their resilience amid adversity.

'Verbally engaging and visually striking, 'Streets of Plenty' allows viewers to confront the often hidden realities of urban homelessness and the societal structures that contribute to it. This documentary serves as an important commentary on social justice and the human experience.