Film Lens
In 'Skid Row', Pras Michel spends nine days living as a homeless man in downtown Los Angeles. He survives on just one dollar a day, confronting the harsh realities faced by the homeless population, including violence and poverty. The film captures his firsthand experiences and interactions with individuals who are struggling to survive on the streets.
The documentary presents a critical perspective on the systemic issues surrounding homelessness in the United States. Through Michel's encounters, the film addresses the broader societal implications of homelessness, while also emphasizing the human spirit amid adversity.
Why Watch
- •See Pras Michel's unique perspective on homelessness.
- •Meet individuals facing extreme poverty in Skid Row.
- •Find out about systemic issues affecting the homeless.
Did You Know
•Pras Michel lived as a homeless man for nine days in Skid Row.
•He survived on just one dollar a day during his experience.
•The film has a runtime of 80 minutes.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesDocumentary enthusiastsUrban studies students