Coffee & Cabbage

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

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.

A brilliant balancing act of realism and entertainment. Performances here are really something, especially by the lead. We'll be seeing him very soon in bigger productions I have no doubt. Subtlety and emotion is the key here and a very tricky thing to get right.

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.

Coffee & Cabbage was a nice indie gem. The storyline of a man who's homeless living out of his car while searching for a job and dealing with two girlfriends certainly made for a unique film. Director Josh Mitchell did a great job pulling the best performances out of his actors. Lead actor Rasheed Stephens held his own and the actors who played the homeless men were really funny. The music, editing, and camera work were on point.