
Low-budget British thriller starring Patrick Baladi. Adam (Baladi) lives at home with his wife and daughter. But when he wakes up in a hostel bed one morning with no recollection of how he got there, he begins to fear he has lost his former life and his family. As he tries to piece everything together, he finds those he seeks help from unwilling to believe his story. Will he be able to regain his old life?... (Full plot summary below)
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Low-budget British thriller starring Patrick Baladi. Adam (Baladi) lives at home with his wife and daughter. But when he wakes up in a hostel bed one morning with no recollection of how he got there, he begins to fear he has lost his former life and his family. As he tries to piece everything together, he finds those he seeks help from unwilling to believe his story. Will he be able to regain his old life?
Leave your thoughts about N.F.A. (No Fixed Abode).
| Little White LiesSophie Monks KaufmanThe painful facts of how vulnerable people crash socially survives shonky craft. |
| Total FilmEmma ThrowerSurprisingly unpredictable, N.F.A. has its share of mopey interludes, but ends up unexpectedly close to home. |
| Eye for FilmAmber WilkinsonThe scenario would probably have worked more successfully as a two or three-part BBC miniseries, where the ideas could be explored more thoroughly. |
| ViewLondonJennifer TateCompassionately directed by Steve Rainbow, No Fixed Abode is an intriguing and thought-provoking film, but it's unfortunately held back by substandard performances and weak dialogue. |
| User ReviewMark TI recently saw this film at the Southend Film festival and like everyone else in the cinema was moved to tears by the wonderful naturalistic performance of Patrick Baladi. I really is a moving film which poses the question long after you leave about how easy it might be to lose your home and family. It could happen to any of us and that's the compelling thrust of the story. There are a number of curve balls thrown in for good measure as the viewer is as disorientated as the lead character. You learn as he learns when the story unfolds in different directions keeping you gripped as you piece it all together in the process. I heard that the film is coming out in cinemas later in the year and would recommend any one to see it. It has awards written all over it 9/10 |