This acclaimed documentary, with narration by Lou Reed, delves into the expansive reach of Occupy Wall Street, charting its rapid evolution from a modest gathering in a Manhattan park to a global phenomenon. The film underscores the reasons why individuals from various age groups, ethnicities, and financial backgrounds rallied behind the movement, which aims to extricate money from politics and restore democracy from the grip of powerful corporate interests. This shift is seen as essential for effectively tackling pressing issues such as job creation, affordable healthcare and education, environmental protection, and gun safety. The documentary includes interviews with a diverse array of participants, including Occupy activists, economist Jeffrey Sachs, and entrepreneur Russell Simmons.