No Address Movie Review

Did you know that there are 1.2 million adults and 1.5 million children experiencing homelessness nationwide today. 

Inspired by true events, NO ADDRESS follows the journey of Lauren, a young woman who lost her mom at a young age and ended up in foster care. The day she graduated the foster mom kicked her out into the streets since she no longer would get paid to have her stay with her.  After calling friends to take her in she finds herself alone with two trash bags of basic belongings on the streets. She quickly finds herself getting robbed and only has the clothes on her back. She ends up meeting a runaway Jimmy who left home because of his abusive stepfather. Jimmy’s mom hasn’t given up and still searches for her son. Jimmy introduces Lauren to his family on the streets. Each one has different reasons for being on the streets. They all look out for one another.

The ragtag family find themselves being harassed by Robert, a desperate real estate developer who is trying to land a building project. The problem is that a homeless encampment has taken over the property. After going through the lawful way to see if he can get them removed, he finds himself hiring thugs to get them out. Robert has a drinking and gambling problem and his about to lose everything. After he is fired his family is left with nowhere to go.

I thought the movie was heartfelt and it showed a variety of reasons of being homelessness. Some because of drugs, mental illness, runaways, vets, and many other examples. It looks at the reality of trying to fend to get food, shelter, and needing medical care. The movie was honest and to the point. 

 

 It includes William "Billy" Baldwin, Xander Berkeley, Beverly D'Angelo, Lucas Jade Zumann, Isabella Ferreira, Patricia Velasquez, Kristanna Loken, singer Ashanti, and television personality Ty Pennington.

Robert Craig Films is deeply concerned about to addressing the urgent issue of homelessness and has pledged that 50% of the net profits from our five No Address productions will be donated to a diverse range of organizations and churches nationwide.

Tickets are available to see No Address in theaters starting February 28^th. You can buy your tickets here.

To learn more you can visit https://www.noaddressmovie.com/

Many thanks to Robert Craig Films for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.

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