Skid Row

Year: 2007

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: English

Directors: Marshall Tyler, Niva Dorell

Documentary

The documentary follows Pras Michel as he spends nine days living as a homeless man on the streets of downtown Los Angeles. Armed with only a dollar a day for food and basic needs, he confronts the daily fight for survival, encounters the violence and hardship of street life, and watches his previous assumptions about homelessness crumble as he experiences the stark reality firsthand.

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