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A new faith-adjacent film featuring a celebrity-packed cast hits theaters this weekend, aiming to spotlight the growing homelessness crisis in the United States. No Address opens Feb. 28 and follows the stories of individuals who are forced out of their homes and must fight to survive on the streets. It includes William “Billy” Baldwin, Xander Berkeley, Beverly D’Angelo, Lucas Jade Zumann, Isabella Ferreira, Patricia Velasquez, Kristanna Loken, singer Ashanti, and television personality Ty Pennington.
It was inspired by true events.
The movie’s website includes links to a Bible study guide and a companion documentary.
“It’s a huge crisis, compounded and exacerbated by the influx of fentanyl from the Canadian and Mexican border,” Baldwin told Crosswalk Headlines about homelessness. “And I wanted to try to raise awareness about the issue of homelessness, but also to show the paths that can possibly lead to homelessness in a way that people are kind of shocked.
“I want to reframe it as a mental health crisis more than a homelessness crisis,” he added. “The vast, overwhelming majority of people that are experiencing homelessness [have] experienced some sort of mental…
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