No Place to Grow Old

I’m available to discuss abolishing private property for the sequel

jxn

The nonprofit behind this documentary (Humans for Housing) wanted people to spread the word about their documentary, so for my part, I added it to Letterboxd. As for the documentary itself: it’s ok I guess. Conventional but earnest bodies-in-spaces communicative liberalism…

Marcello

Breathtakingly sorrowful and beautiful. Superb editing. Haven’t stopped talking about it

Swamp Broad

Such a needed film. Humanizing, like a love letter to Portland and its elders so longing to call some house a home.

rebekahuhl

“I’d rather have the talking frog…”

Joseph Albertine

When I was younger I remember going into Boston with a friend’s family and we saw a homeless person and the mom said something along the lines of “don’t give them anything, there are lots of resources out there for them.” Many things about this stick out to me. For one, as…

Catherine

Saw part of this during a Congressional Briefing at the US Capitol (??????) and had to send an email to the organizers to get temporary access which was so scary but so worth it!! Affordable housing for older adults is incredibly under discussed so I’m rly happy this…

Naomi

You will cry

onrepete

This film really should have been made before now. Essential viewing for understanding the homelessness problem in Portland.

psychodelicate