Bringing attention to the plight of the homeless and those afflicted with mental illness is a worthy undertaking because these two groups of people are the most ignored segment in this nation. However the problem with Hollywood people's " good intentions" is that its for commercial purposes only. They capture the drama of it all but not the reality, not logical solutions, not the pain and suffering these individuals and their families suffer.

And so people will see this movie, feel good and then the next day...

Believe I am wrong just go back to the previous posts and no one spoke to the movie's topic, the movie's content, meaning etc.

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