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“No Address,” a new scripted full-feature film by Robert Craig Films and written and produced by Julia Verdin, founder of Rough Diamond Productions, portrays the hostile realities of the homeless in our nation. Sharing the impact of hope to those most in need in modern society. Starring Lucas Jade Zumann, Beverly D’Angelo, Isabella Ferreira, William Baldwin, Xander Berkeley, Ty Pennington, Kristanna Loken, Patricia Velasquez, and Ashanti, this powerful film challenges audiences to believe in second chances for our nation’s most vulnerable.
Featuring an action-packed acting ensemble, this film shares a gripping narrative of a group of homeless people, bonded as a family, struggling to survive the ever-changing life of the unhoused in America. With the everyday trials and tribulations of harassment, gang culture, an unbalanced community advocacy sector, harsh treatment by local authorities, and the ignorance of the general public. Presenting audiences with an accurate day-to-day dichotomy of maintaining hope with the realities of life on the streets.
Revolves around the lives of seven characters who form a family to survive the streets, No Address features: Jimmy, a teen runaway, fighting against his abusive parents, Lauren, a displaced foster child; Harris, a veteran, former addict, and excellent painter who sells noncommissioned art pieces to aid his family of choice; Violet, a veteran balancing wat-induced PTSD and the drug use she turns to as a coping mechanism; Dor, a former actress whose early-onset dementia has led her to a life on the streets, Robert, a financially strapped businessman; and Gabrielle, a community advocate for the unhoused.
Through Robert Craig Films, this film highlights our nation’s unhoused. Bringing light to the plight of these unnamed members of society, the unhoused in America, who between 2022 and 2023, numbers increased 12% nationwide, and those numbers will likely double in 5-6 years, without proper bureaucratic aid. As well as the plight endured by researchers, nonprofits, and the misplaced alignment of our national bureaucracy and support advocacy organizations. Organizations that are interested in serving as corporate sponsors provide financial resourcing and a network of allies nationally.
“No Address” provides viewers with a personalized view of homelessness in an engaging, thought-provoking manner. Motivating viewers to seek to create a personal movement leading to societal and personal change.
Through compelling storytelling that not only communicates the reality of the challenge at hand but also builds compassion for the people who are affected, No Address has the potential to catalyze a movement across all ages around solving homelessness and dealing with it at a structural level. Learn more about this film, here.
Buy tickets today to see “No Address” in theaters starting February 28, 2025. Plus, thanks to Momentum Influencers, one Theladyprefers2save.com reader can enter to win both a $10.00 Amazon.com gift card as well as a ticket to Robert Craig Film’s “No Address,” in theaters starting February 28, 2025.
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