A short documentary film that case studies a man's life in the Downtown East Side of Vancouver, BC. The film shows how people's lives are affected when drinking water is not recognized as a human right through out most of Canada. 'Most Livable City' looks at water accessibility at the street level and also in privately ran single occupancy room hotels, Vancouver's social housing. The documentary questions how Vancouver is one of the most livable cities in the world when people's basic human needs are not being met.This film provides an example of a western urban and modern day slum, hidden under the affects of urban gentrification.