By: Melissa Baker
Do you ever see any homeless people in your state? How about in your town? Do you ever wonder how they ended up homeless and why they can't change their situation? 'Americans With No Address' is a film that takes the viewers on a journey into the lives and situations that homeless people face every day. They interview people and really get into depths of their lives so we can have more understanding, compassion and perspective. There is so much to learn about this growing issue in America. It truly is a crisis that we as a nation need to get a handle on. I never thought about how people experiencing homelessness often feel invisible and that even just one interaction, like saying hello or making eye contact, can change someone's trajectory of life; we need to begin to see the human side of homelessness. This film is very eye-opening, and I recommend that everyone in all walks of life watch this with an open mind and heart. Watch Americans With No Address today - Now Streaming on Prime Video! And click here to learn more!
'Americans With No Address' is a documentary that investigates the homeless crisis in America and captures the untold stories of those experiencing homelessness while at the same time trying to find answers to the problem.
The Documentary came about first to ensure the accuracy of the “No Address” feature film; our production team toured the country for several weeks, visiting and filming interviews in 20 major cities across 18 states facing various rates of homelessness and interviewed over 175 people. Those interviews inspired the documentary "Americans With No Address," which captures the essence of what is causing the homeless crisis and portrays what solutions have been implemented and proven to show positive changes.
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Disclosure: Many thanks to Robert Craig Films for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.