Movie On Homelessness Wins Big
Updated: Apr 8, 2023
Movie On Homelessness With Faith-Based Elements WINS BIG. “No Address” film screenplay captures 54 BEST SCREENPLAY wins including the Christian Film Festival.
Sacramento, California (December 28, 2022): Robert Craig Films announces today that their full-length feature film screenplay “No Address”, a story about those experiencing homelessness has been a huge success and being officially accepted in over 100 film festivals all over the world with huge wins. The company is currently casting the lead roles and plans to film the script into a movie this coming February 2023.
Co-written by Hollywood veteran and award-winning filmmaker Julia Verdin, felt compelled to write the script from her experiences with the homeless in her community.
“I wrote the script as a homage to those who have ended up on the streets,” replied Verdin. “I have talked to people who had good lives and jobs and came from good families who through different misfortunes ended up on the streets. They never thought it would happen to them.”
No Address strives to effectively motivate viewers to engage deeper with compassion in the community around them and incite personal participation by those watching the film when it hits theaters in winter 2023.
WATCH NO ADDRESS MOVIE TEASER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmLCgTSrAE0&t=25s
For more information on the film and how you can get involved, visit www.NoAddressMovie.com.
No Address – Feature Film The narrative feature film, No Address, written by Julia Verdin and James J Papa, also to be directed by Verdin, shares the story of a group of individuals experiencing homelessness. Their touching storylines were pulled from the countless hours spent by producers visiting shelters, missions, and organizations that are on the front lines of providing services and solutions to this national crisis. www.NoAddressMovie.com
Americans With No Address – Documentary Robert Craig Films has just wrapped principal photography on a documentary titled Americans With No Address, which vividly portrays America’s leading crisis and the millions of people that suffer as a result. The documentary will be directed by Stephen Wollwerth and Julia Verdin and produced by Robert Craig, Robert Marbut, Rebekah Rivkaent, and Angela Lujan. The production team toured 17 cities by bus to visit rescue missions and encampments and talked with individuals living there about their experiences, challenges, hopes, and dreams.
About Robert Craig Films Robert Craig Films is a film company located in Placer County, California, with a mission to bring high-quality, entertaining movies with life-redemptive content to the screen. Robert Craig movies entertain, inspire, educate, and uplift spiritually – with the ultimate goal of helping bring unity and peace to our world. Visit www.RobertCraigFilms.com for more information.
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It's wild that a screenplay can rack up 54 wins before the movie even gets made — that kind of festival sweep usually means the writing hit people hard, and Verdin's point about talking to folks who "never thought it would happen to them" really lands. The February 2023 shoot timeline makes me curious whether the finished film kept that same emotional punch. Speaking of things that quietly pull you in and keep you coming back, I've been hooked on krillion unlimited lately, mostly because the rare-answer scoring rewards you for actually thinking instead of guessing fast. Funny how both this film and that game are about paying closer attention to the details most people skip past.
54 screenplay wins is genuinely impressive for an indie project, especially one tackling homelessness with that level of festival recognition. I hadn't heard about the casting push for February 2023—curious if production stayed on track since this was posted.
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