
I'll be Home for Christmas cuts through social taboos to explore the subculture of people commonly dismissed as ‘derelicts'. In its portrayal of five homeless men, the film challenges conventional views of alcoholism and homelessness by depicting these men as members of a social network with a highly developed sense of mutual concern and camaraderie.
I'll Be Home for Christmas was directed by Brian McKenzie.
I'll Be Home for Christmas runs for 2h 17min, and was released in 1985.
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