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Deep Dive: 12 Months (2014)

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12 Months
12 Months (2014) tells the story of a Los Angeles man who rents his three-bedroom home for $1 per month to a family he has never met. The documentary centers on Felicia Dukes and her four children, providing a personal perspective on the issue of homelessness. The film emphasizes the importance of individual responsibility in addressing societal problems, making the viewer consider their role in helping others. Through the experiences of Felicia and her family, the film illustrates the impact of community support on those facing homelessness. It won Best Documentary at the Sunrise Film Festival in Nova Scotia, Canada, in October 2015, and has been screened in seven countries and 15 locations, reflecting its international reach and relevance.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Felicia Dukes and her four children.
  • •Find out how one man helps a family in need.
  • •See the impact of community support on homelessness.

Did You Know

•The film won Best Documentary at the Sunrise Film Festival in October 2015.
•It has been screened in seven countries and 15 locations.
•The director, Charysse Tia Harper, also stars in the film.

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Social responsibilityHomelessness awarenessCommunity support initiatives