SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento’s growing homelessness crisis will move further into a wider spotlight later this year, with the release of a movie filmed in the region that delves into the struggles of unhoused populations.
“No Address,” set for release this winter, follows a group of five people experiencing homelessness who form a “street family” within a large encampment, according to its official synopsis. Conflict deepens when a businessman seeks to buy the encampment property for a land development project.
Filming on “No Address” wrapped up last month, after taking place in multiple locations across the greater Sacramento area, including the Land Park and Woodlake neighborhoods.
