Good movie but could've, and should've been longer since there's a LOT to talk about on this issue. This video served as more of an introduction to the story than any kind of resolution, update, or progression in the story itself. Everyone has an origin story, but will any of us be telling the next chapters or will we move on to the next new show or documentary and forget these people exist, again.
More like a reportage. Lead me home introduce the facts about homelessness in California. It is devastating the reality. But as a film, I found difficult to connect, maybe just with Patty's story, but not the rest.
Lead Me Home, tells the story of homeless people very carefully, with the aim of humanizing them. In addition, history also opens the eyes to what has been a problem for big cities for a long time.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-03-26T18:51:52Z
[Netflix] One of the most controversial choices of the directors is the use of aerial shots, perspective photography and time lapse, but it is an interesting idea as a panoramic view of poverty within cities, and dignifies their stories. The contrast between the massive construction of housing and the inability of the authorities to offer decent housing counts more than any voice-over. It is this grandiose vision that offers a different perspective.