Americans with No Address

This documentary open my eyes to the extent of how bad the homeless gracious is in our country and I'm sure other ones too. Let's all help these people get back on their feet. I highly recommend that you watch this BBB as it will open your eyes to the turmoil that homeless people suffer from and yet it will open your eyes to all the goodness that's being poured out on the homeless population in our country. It is very well made, and it kept my attention. I didn't even get up to go to the bathroom. I didn't want to miss anything. What really think to me was how badly the drug abuse is especially fentanyl.

Americans with No Address shares incredible information from people on the front link of the homelessness battle in the USA. Not only sharing data and info, but sharing hope that when we fight together, we can make an impact helping people not only attain secure housing, but lives can be changed and turned around. You must check this movie out. Homelessness can happen to anyone, our friends, neighbors, family members, and even to you. This is not something happeing in one city, its happening all over the nation.

Watch it, share it, talk about it. See Americans with No Address wherever you can.

I watched this documentary with a rudimentary knowledge of the problems that cause homelessness. I walked away from it, realizing that the causes are much bigger and more complex than I would have thought and I walked away hopeful that there are people and organizations doing things that work. The doc was thoughtful and presented many different organizations working on this problem along with highlighting personal stories of those going through it.

I would recommend this doc to anyone that wants to engage in this space and with this topic. It will leave you wanting to learn more and increase dialogue around this topic. As any good doc should!

"Americans with No Address" is a powerful documentary that offers a close look at the lives of homeless Americans. It challenges stereotypes and highlights the strength and resilience of its subjects by sharing their personal stories. The film also delves into the root causes of homelessness, encouraging viewers to view the issue with empathy and recognize it as a multilayered social problem. It is a thought-provoking and inspiring watch that prompts reflection on the importance of having a place to call home.

I left with a strong desire to provide assistance in any way possible, as it can happen to anyone of us.

This documentary is educational and heartbreaking at the same time as uplifting! Gives hope and instills much needed empathy for all.

It brings homelessness very close to home but also provides the tools to be an ambassador for the displaced.

Do yourself a favor and watch this..homelessness can happen to anyone! If it does you want these resources, outreach programs and to know your rights on your side!

The production team and cast are speaking from heart, genuinely advocating a need vital now.

To travel the country and provide the insight and hear from the voices themselves makes you want to be a part of this team badly and Immediately.

Love wins and empathy is power.

Thank you Robert Craig films for your time, care and courage to bring this to much needed conversations.