Arielle Holmes

Caleb Landry Jones

Eléonore Hendricks

Buddy Duress

Necro

Isaac Adams

Diana Singh

Benjamin Hampton

Manny Aguila

Yuri Pleskun

Maynard Nicholl

Brian Hodges

Misty Mccall

Mike Patellis

Russell James Peters

Dash Privlej

Aaron Keller

Eric Ross

Rik Letendre

Sebastian Bear-McClard

Alberto Safdie

Robert Shulman

Michael Kaufman

Bobby Waltzer

David Moren

Alfred Mac Adam

Sharon Washington

Kate Halpern

Francesa Laprella

Lily Picket

Grey Cotton

James R. Tay

Jeff Chen

Mirela Mujovic

John Asma

Cindy Little

Justin T. Rivera

Erik Weshnak

Ariel Pink

Douglas Levison

Adam Cappelli

Justin Bullock

Xavier Cruz

Luis Acevado

Tim Koh

Sanjay Beadle

Michael M. Bilandic

Alexandra Owens

Jose Vega

Vincent Agbayani

Juste Comparore

Anna-Maria Labianca

Kwesi Prophett

Jekietha Brown

Eugenia Ortiz

Joshua Nicole

Corey Torres

Jack Eiwick

Jonathan Spielsinger

Jonathan Marx

Christopher Goin

Clarice Petillo

Ann Ingram

Thomas Myers

Kelly Buckley

Aida Ruilova

Ratso Slowman

Julia Rohl

Evan Mangiamele

Ilya Leontyev

Lucy Childress

Benny Safdie

Drew Verderame

Josh Safdie

Blake LaRue

Ronald Bronstein

Christopher Messina

Hunter Zimny

Charles-Marie Anthonioz

Brian Spears

Lexan Rosser

Daniel Cowen

Audrey Turner

Teddy Blanks

Sean Price Williams

Scott Brewster

Jennifer Venditti

Paul Grimstad

Aaron Brown

Adam Kersh

Mourad Belkeddar

Danica Pantic

Oscar Boyson

Nicolas Lhermitte

Marie-Louise Khondji

Jean Duhamel

Michael Blouin

Michael Khor

Jean Dathanat

Ed Koenig

Jordan Thomas Alexander

Shiri Eshel

Adam Teninbaum

Sal Malfitano

Sarah Holmes

Erin DeWitt

Caitilin Lynch

Ross Morgan Ruben

Frank Alfano

Drama

Crime

Heaven Knows What

Elara Pictures

Iconoclast Films

France

United States of America

English

Reno

**Homeless and drug addiction, with the backdrop of a little romance.**

This film reminds me the Al Pacino's 'The Panic in Needle Park'. The independent filmmakers Safdie brothers directed it that inspired by the real life story of Arielle Holmes, who also starred in the lead role. This is definitely a depressing film, seeing those faces, eyes, makes sick. But a very realistic film, kind of aimless plot, till the final quarter and then with a small twist, the tale comes to an end.

I have seen it and if you ask me about the story, I say its hard to describe, but it can be only watched like a documentary film. Over ninety minutes, the film revealed the life of homeless people. Like from their day beginning to the nightfall, how they make it and their preferences. So it is not an inspiring film, though at least there's something you can learn about them.

After knowing the theme, I thought there would be lots of violence like rapes, stealing, cops and maybe killing. Surprisingly, it was none of those, not exactly, except drug addiction and sometimes stealing to buy drugs. Looks like from this film, the actress got a breakthrough, particularly in her life. I hope its turnover from hereon. I appreciate the directors for that who made a difference in someone's life. Don't think it is a film for entertainment, watch it if you are interested in the documentary film. So it's not for everybody, but some will find it good or maybe decent.

_6/10_

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