Having just watched "Our House" twice in a row and having teared up several times each viewing, I, as a man, whole-heartedly endorse this movie. It presents the struggles of the homeless and their "caretakers" in a concise manner that I think is believable for the average viewer, but doesn't leave me, formerly homeless and now ivolved in a ministry to the homeless, wishing they had said more. If no "shoot-'em-up-bang-bang" makes this a "chick-flick", okay call it that. But really this is a human interest story, and I hope it will serve to inspire others to rally to the cause of helping people "make the climb". Not everyone has the financial resources, but all of us have the love the homeless so desperately crave. Spread it around!
Geoff