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The purpose of this film is to inspire people to look at homelessness in a different light. One that reveals how you can become involved and make a difference.

Xander Berkely is a man of many talents; he is an actor, an artist, and a proprietor of a historic inn. He has starred in many roles throughout his long-running career, with over 250 credits to his name, and is fondly remembered for many of those roles. He portrayed the cowardly Gregory in The Walking Dead, Agent Gibbs in Air Force One, and Trevor Lyle in the original Candyman. His next role in the movie No Address is sure to inspire many.

This story tells of the true account of Lauren, a 17-year-old forced to live on the streets who never lost her will to survive. With her determination and backing of the family she found on the streets, she learns that home is more than a structure but the ones who are always there, even if you fail.

The debut feature of Robert Craig Films, No Address, is a drama written by James J. Papa and Julia Verdin, who also directed. It will be released in theaters on Feb. 28. Tickets are available via Fatham Entertainment.  A study guide is available to help you discover how you can help reduce homelessness. This movie will change the lives of those who view it and hopefully inspire viewers to take action.

The cast of No Address is an impressive lineup consisting of Lucas Jade Zumann (20th Century Women, Anne with an E, Chicago Fire), Beverly D’Angelo (National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, Entourage, Vegas Vacation), Isabella Ferreira (Crush, Love Victor, Orange is the New Black), William Baldwin (Gossip Girl, Parenthood, Forgetting Sarah Marshall), Xander Berkeley (Terminator 2: Judgment Day, The Walking Dead, 24), Ty Pennington (Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition, Trading Spaces), Kristanna Loken (Terminator 3, Boy Meets World), Patricia Velásquez (The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, Arrested Development) and GRAMMY Award-Winning Singer/Songwriter & actress, Ashanti (Coach Carter, John Tucker Must Die)

Watch the official trailer for No Address below and be sure to go to the theater to see this movie that will change your life forever. "Experience the year’s most inspiring movie event that reminds us to never stop believing in hope and the unstoppable human spirit."

Via the No Address press release: Robert Craig Films is deeply committed to addressing the urgent issue of homelessness and has pledged to donate 50% of net profits from the feature film to a wide range of organizations and churches that are working tirelessly to combat the homelessness cycle within their communities.

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The cast gathered at the Los Angeles premiere of No Address.