Coffee & Cabbage

Coffee & Cabbage is a very interesting and unique indie film about the lives of some homeless individuals in Los Angeles. I think this may be the first movie I've seen from the perspective of modern day homeless people, and I applaud the filmmakers for telling a story about people who are increasingly brushed aside by society today. Even just seeing a film about two homeless people dating is more humanizing that I'm used to seeing in most tv/film. Rasheed Stephens gives a high quality performance in this film and is able to elevate the film with his acting. Coffee & Cabbage is different from many films I've seen, which I appreciated, and at a brisk running time of an hour and 18 minutes, it's definitely worth your time to check out.

Coffee and Cabbage is about a homeless man that fights to overcome his circumstances in hopes of a better life. There are a bunch of misfit characters that will keep you interested.

Definitely an original setup and interesting story. I thought the characters were compelling. Solid acting all around.

An offbeat tale of a man living in his car in los angeles and trying to juggle two girlfriends. It's an interesting premise. Because epsecially in LA there's a huge population of 'functioning' homeless. People that have jobs, live semi-ordinary lives but have no place of residence. The movie was both charming and sad.

Coffee & Cabbage is a great indie gem that shines in some relevant social issues of today, as it is the homeless community and makes a good job in humanising them.