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Emmy-winning filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi makes fast-paced documentaries with extensive interviews, and “Homeless” is no exception. But if it went on for more than an hour, it would get thin.
She follows a handful of families, focusing mainly on the children. They live a semi-transient lifestyle because the parents are making only $10 to $15 an hour in a county where a typical apartment runs about $1,300 a month.
So why do they stay if they can’t afford it? As one mother explains, “It’s where we’ve always lived.”
That’s not really a good answer, but the truth might be that they are stuck in a catch-22 situation. They can’t save enough money to move away.
Their only option is a modern-day flophouse that is peopled by other “homeless” types: drug dealers, users, prostitutes, ex-cons and other lowlifes. Violence and police visits are an everyday occurrence.

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