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 No Address left me absolutely baffled. The film desperately wants to say something about the homeless epidemic in America. What it ends up saying is… there is a homeless epidemic in America. All the good intentions in the world can’t make up for a lack of focus or the absence of a coherent plot. An eclectic cast is forced to overact wildly as they try to find meaning in a film that has none. Most of the characters live in a Los Angeles encampment. Among them are drug addict Violet (R&B singer Ashanti), old man Harris (Xander Berkeley), who’s seen it all, drifting foster child Lauren (Isabella Ferreira), dementia-stricken former actress Dora (Beverly D’Angelo), and fugitive Jimmy (Lucas Jade Zumann). Then there’s Robert (William Baldwin), a struggling real estate agent hoping to kick these people off a lot he desperately needs to rent, so he doesn’t become, well, an assumption. If that wasn't enough, the film also features Bloodrayne star Kristanna Loken as Robert's wife, a...