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In this heartfelt interview, Isabella Ferreira and Lucas Jade Zumann share their personal insights and experiences working on No Address, a film that brings awareness to the humanity behind homelessness. Isabella opens up about her deep connection to the story: "I personally grew up surrounded by homelessness in a lower-income neighborhood. When I first read the script, I was intrigued and curious. It’s easy for people outside of the situation to group individuals in this predicament into one box, but in reality, there are countless unique stories and challenges these people face every day." Lucas speaks to the depth and complexity of the film’s portrayal: "The six of us represent different levels of mental illness, drug addiction, and dysfunction in unique ways. The way it all comes together is so distinct that I can’t compare it to any other film. What we've created is universal to the experience of homelessness." This thoughtful exploration from the cast highlights the heart of No Address: a journey of understanding, compassion, and breaking down stereotypes. Join us in discovering the real stories behind homelessness and how we can all play a part in creating change. Let’s spread hope, humanity, and resilience. #BreakTheNoAddressCycle

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Lights Back On is excited to share the official trailer for No Address, coming to theaters on February 28th, 2025. Starring the incredible William Baldwin, Xander Berkeley, Beverly D’Angelo, Ashanti, Lucas Jade Zumann, Isabella Ferreira, Patricia Velasquez, Kristanna Loken and Ty Pennington. Inspired by true events, this compelling drama captures the journey of a group of individuals experiencing #homelessness The film is a cinematic exploration of hope, humanity, and resilience as the characters navigate the stormy challenges of life without a physical address, showcasing the reality that homelessness could happen to anyone. Let’s all do our part to #BreakTheNoAddressCycle. Follow along at @NoAddressMovie and @RobertCraigFilmsOfficial

As we gather around family and friends and feast, let us give thanks for God's goodness, grace, and mercy for allowing us to celebrate another #thanksgiving and for giving us more opportunities to help people in need. May you reach new heights in Christ this holiday season. #happythanksgivng

What if homelessness wasn't just a statistic but a face—a story—a friend? This eye-opening trailer for No Address dives into the harsh realities of homelessness in America. Through the voices of real people, we uncover the startling truths: 💔 40% of homeless individuals aged 50+ became homeless after 50. 🎒 1.5 million children experiencing homelessness in public schools. 💵 Billions spent, yet the crisis worsens. 💊 Deadly drugs like fentanyl turning neighborhoods into battlegrounds. From tragic policy failures to stories of resilience, No Address asks: Are we past the tipping point? This is more than an issue. It’s a call to action. How did we get here? And more importantly, how do we change? Watch the trailer. Join the conversation. Be the difference. #NoAddressMovie #EndHomelessness #HousingForAll #SocialJustice #HomelessnessAwareness #PolicyChangeNeeded

In Campers in Washington - Bernice Reel, we meet Bernice, a courageous woman navigating the harsh realities of homelessness while holding onto hope for a better future. Her story, set in Washington, reveals the resilience it takes to survive against all odds. Bernice opens up about her journey—from seeking temporary refuge at a church to finding herself living in a tent. As she reflects on the struggles of life without basic necessities like shelter, food, and showers, her strength shines through. She shares a deeply personal moment, speaking about her child who has known no other life than this: "My birthday’s coming up soon. I have a child that’s been out here since he was born, and it’s time to go." This moving video is part of the No Address Movie initiative, shedding light on the lived experiences of those battling homelessness and the urgent need for systemic change. Bernice’s story reminds us of the humanity behind the statistics and the collective responsibility to help individuals and families like hers find stability and hope. Watch. Empathize. Take Action. Together, we can make a difference. #CampersInWashington #NoAddressMovie #HomelessnessAwareness #StoriesOfResilience #EndHomelessness

In this heartfelt video titled Brooklyn Reel, taped in Brooklyn Silas, Chicago, Illinois, a resilient young woman shares her powerful journey through hardship, perseverance, and hope. From navigating a turbulent childhood marked by foster care and instability to finally finding a sense of relief and purpose, Her story sheds light on the challenges faced by many in similar situations. Her words, filled with raw emotion and determination, inspire viewers to reflect on the meaning of home—not just as a physical space, but as a place of security and belonging. At 23, she is determined to stay housed, pursue higher education, and achieve her dream of earning a master’s degree. This video is part of the movement to raise awareness for No Address Movie, a film that highlights the human stories behind homelessness and housing insecurity. Join us in amplifying Brooklyn’s voice and supporting the message of resilience and hope. #BrooklynReel #NoAddressMovie #HomelessnessAwareness #Resilience #Hope

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Meet Bill Doyle—a skilled electronic hobbyist and UT Austin engineering alum, now navigating the challenges of homelessness after an eviction earlier this year. In this heartfelt conversation, Bill shares not only his passion for electronics but also his struggles with a system that requires a fixed address for essential legal and health documentation. Without a stable home, the simplest tasks become complex barriers, from receiving Medicare cards to renewing a driver’s license. Bill's story highlights the often-overlooked challenges faced by individuals experiencing homelessness. Join us to listen to Bill’s insights and reflect on the urgent need for solutions that consider those without a permanent address. #lightsbackon #RobertCraigFilms #NoAddress #EndtheNoAddressCycle