99 Homes

A father struggles to win back his family after losing his home in Florida due to the 2008 economic crisis. He takes a job working for the ruthless businessman who evicted him, forcing him into morally compromising situations as he tries to secure a better future. The film explores the devastating impact of the housing market collapse on ordinary families.

99 Homes was widely acclaimed by critics for its powerful performances, timely themes, and unflinching portrayal of the housing crisis. It was praised for its raw emotional impact and Bahrani's directing, though some found its narrative bleak.

• Powerful and relevant exploration of the 2008 housing crisis.
• Andrew Garfield delivers a career-defining performance.
• Directorial vision is sharp and impactful.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's realistic depiction of financial hardship and the strong performances, particularly from Andrew Garfield. Some found the subject matter emotionally taxing but ultimately impactful.

Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Won awards at the Venice Film Festival, including the Arca Cinema Giovani Award. Nominated for multiple Independent Spirit Awards.

Director Ramin Bahrani conducted extensive research, including spending time with real estate agents and families affected by foreclosures, to authentically capture the film's subject matter.