One Life

Year: 2013

Runtime: 85 min

Language: English

Directors: Martha Holmes, Michael Gunton

Documentary

This documentary explores the challenges faced by people experiencing homelessness in western Michigan. Through intimate portraits, the film reveals the personal stories and struggles of individuals who have found themselves without a home, highlighting their resilience and the complexities of their situations. It offers a poignant look at social issues and the importance of human connection.

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