Americans With No Address: The Documentary

“As someone who just survived cancer in the past year, I’ll confess that my old anxieties aboutending up homeless again crept into even the most basic decisions around myhealthcare. Americans With No Address is a reminder of the humanity of those who arehomeless and, even moreso, a reminder that it truly can happen to any of us.“

“The film balances personal stories, urging viewers to see homelessness with compassion and as a complex social challenge. It is eye-opening and thought-provoking, inspiring empathy, which is crucial to address this urgent problem.”

– Laura H

“Incredibly insightful, shocking facts, hopeful answers! A must see! Together we can make a difference in the homelessness crisis and this documentary shows that!”

– Sally F

“If you are someone who doesn’t fully understand homelessness this documentary will help provide a broad viewpoint on this topic. I applaud Robert Craig Films for taking on this daunting task and sharing it with such love and compassion.”

– Scott S

“The documentary was AMAZING! I would love to be able to use as an educational tool. I had senators, legislators, 7 different homeless providers, previously chronically homeless individuals and wonderful community members in the audience deeply impacted.”

“An eye-opening, vital and illuminating human rights documentary about the homeless crisis in the U.S. Kudos to the filmmakers for not sugar-coating the homelessness issue and for providing some hope by shedding light on practical solutions.”

– The NYC Movie Guru (Avi Offer)

“You need to see Americans With No Address now! The documentary shows how often the government becomes a roadblock to answers and wastes billions of tax dollars.”

– Film Threat (Alan NG)

This film changed the way I view homelessness and impacted me in a way that was unexpected and extraordinary.

– Kim K

Highly educational and deeply convicting, this film shows that everyone—including you—can make a difference in the fight against homelessness in America.

– Teddy J

Going into this documentary, I thought I knew a lot about homelessness and its causes and possible solutions. Boy was I wrong! This thoughtful film presents some of the root causes and solutions without being too heavy handed or dehumanizing the subjects. I would highly recommend it.

– Alex M

“This documentary opened my eyes to the extent of how bad the homeless crisis 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.”

– Mitch L

“An eye-opening, vital and illuminating human rights documentary about the homeless crisis in the U.S. Kudos to the filmmakers for not sugar-coating the homelessness issue and for providing some hope by shedding light on practical solutions.”

– Tracy L

“Beyond highlighting the struggles, it also showcases real solutions—programs tackling mental health, addiction, and affordable housing—that offer hope for change. More than just a documentary, it’s a call to action.”

“I was blown away by the reality of what is happening in the USA with those experiencing homelessness. Americans With No Address not only shared valuable information, it also shared hope that when we come together we can make a difference. There is hope.”

– Scott M

“This is a great film to watch for a school group, a church group, organizations, etc., a way to have a group/community-led discussion afterwards, to brainstorm ways to help lessen the struggles that individuals face who have no place to call home. I highly, HIGHLY recommend watching this documentary!!”

– Jeff L

“This documentary does an incredible job of giving us a glimpse into the complexity of the issue of homelessness through the lives of regular humans. It’s powerful and relatable and sheds light on what we can do to make a difference in the US if we are bold enough.”

– Kim J

“Through intimate storytelling and real-life accounts, this documentary sheds light on the brutal realities of life on the streets and the urgent need for change. It’s a call to action to support the film, the cause, and be part of the movement.“

– Alisa S

“As someone who was homeless for 7 years and has served the homeless now for the past 25 years, this is the first time an authentic representation/story about the lived experiences of homelessness has been told on screen!”

– Jessica E

“My heart was broken. Homelessness has become a never ending cycle for so many.”

– Faye L

“An excellent deeply well thought out documentary that not only follows the problem but also identifies the solution.”

– David H