As part of its commitment to finding solutions to the growing homelessness crisis, Project Hope for the Homeless announced it is partnering with Robert Craig Films in the Big 5 Giveback. Through this ...

Shaina is a Features Author and former editor for Collider who is thrilled to have found a good use for her English degree. Having watched her way through a Film minor in undergrad, she's written on ...

“Americans With No Address” director/producer Julia Verdin wanted her documentary to put to rest a common misconception about people who are homeless. “We wanted to show the spectrum of the different ...

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What is Americans With No Address about? “The team interviewed policy leaders, mission directors, clinical specialists, CEOs of national nonprofits, executive directors of local and regional ...

"Americans with No Address" and "No Address" present an unvarnished look at the pervasive issues of mental health, addiction to substances like fentanyl and alcohol, and their significant impact on ...

Churches and non-profit organizations addressing homelessness may be eligible for funding through a California-based film company. Robert Craig Films will donate 50 percent of net profits from its ...

Robert Craig Films' award-winning debut feature film, NO ADDRESS, and AMERICANS WITH NO ADDRESS, a companion documentary, is now available for digital purchase and rental, including Amazon Prime Video ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two films produced by Rocklin's Robert Craig Films will soon be available nationwide. The "Americans with No Address" documentary ...

The movie “No Address” is showing us a whole new side of survival. It isn’t your average drama, touching on the struggles of those who are experiencing homelessness. Deco’s Alex Miranda has more. “No ...

National statistics in the rate of homelessness have not changed much over time, according to University of Chicago researchers Bruce Meyer, Kevin Corinth, and Angela Wyse. But national trends mask ...