Dive into the cruel reality of homelessness in Los Angeles. From the golden sands of Venice Beach to the glitzy sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard and the gritty, desolate urban wasteland of Skid Row, Forgotten portrays the stark reality of being homeless in one of America's largest cities. Told entirely through candid interviews shot on the streets and boardwalks in and around L.A., Nadia Beddini's daring expose delves into the backgrounds of the men and women who live without homes, without safety nets, and without support, exploring the daily struggles and uncertainties as they live on the thin line between survival and starvation. Allowing them to share their stories, Forgotten explores how people become homeless, how they survive, and, most importantly, what needs to change if the richest country on Earth is going to ensure that every citizen is able to have a roof over their head.
