WeHOPE Presents: No Address - A Red Carpet Movie Premiere
Because homelessness could happen to anyone - join us in becoming part of the solution on February 27.
No Address is a powerful full-length feature film about a group of individuals who fall into homelessness unexpectedly. They bond together as an unconventional family, struggling to survive the streets, while warding off a harassing gang, unforgiving community, and local authorities. This cinematic exploration of hope, humanity, and resilience showcases how these characters navigate the stormy challenges of life with no physical address. Inspired by true events, this compelling drama captures the heartwarming journey of those experiencing homelessness.
During the post-screening dialogue, WeHOPE will share concrete ways we can all get involved and make a meaningful impact in addressing homelessness. Learn about immediate actions you can take and how to become part of the solution in your local community.
Event Details
Date:
Thursday, February 27, 2025
Time:
6:30 PM - Red Carpet & Photo Opportunity
7:00 PM - Movie Screening
Location:
Century Cinema Mountain View 16
1500 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94303
Register
We've received an overwhelming response to this screening and have reached capacity. However, we still want you to be part of this important event. Join our waitlist to be notified if seats become available.
Priority will be given to waitlist registrants in the order received. You'll receive a confirmation email with all event details within 24 hours if you're added from the waitlist.
Tickets are free. Registration required. Please RSVP by Friday, February 21, 2025 to secure your spot. Please note that space is limited and RSVPs will be confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Ample parking is available. The dress code is casual. For questions, contact Whitney Prather at 650-779-0120. Share your event experience on social media using #NoAddressMovie and tagging @projectwehope. While the movie is rated PG, we recommend against bringing young children due to the sensitive subject matter.