In the stark, unflinching documentary HOMELESS, director Valerio Zanoli turns his lens on the often-invisible crisis unfolding on American streets. The film weaves together the intimate, personal stories of several individuals, including advocate Donald Whitehead Jr. and others like Edward Bevilacqua II, Kevin Schiller, Catrina Grigsby-Thedford, and Kevin Whalen, who each represent a different face of this complex national issue. Moving beyond statistics, the narrative delves into their daily struggles for survival, dignity, and a path back to stability, exploring the systemic failures and personal tragedies that lead to life without a home. With a sober and empathetic tone, HOMELESS constructs a powerful, humanizing portrait that challenges preconceptions, framing homelessness not as a distant problem but as a poignant and urgent story of resilience playing out in our own communities.