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"The ending made me cry."



"This film beautifully captures the complexities of familial relationships, leaving viewers with a profound sense of empathy and understanding."



"Bravo to the cast and crew of A House Without a Father for creating such a powerful and moving film. It's a testament to the enduring strength of the human spirit."



"Heartfelt and authentic, A House Without a Father is a gem of a film that leaves a lasting impression."



"I was moved by the emotional depth of A House Without a Father. It's a testament to the power of storytelling to evoke empathy and understanding."



"This film tackles important themes with sensitivity and nuance. It's a touching exploration of the bonds that hold families together, even in the toughest of times."



STARRING



"A House Without a Father"



This film tells the story of Sheron, a single mother struggling to provide for her two daughters, Aaliyah and Morgan.


Sheron works multiple jobs to make ends meet. Still, her family lives paycheck to paycheck, barely scraping by despite her best efforts. She faces overwhelming financial hardships, including the looming threat of losing their home. To offset the burden, Sheron must make difficult decisions to prioritize her family's needs. As her girls get older, they start to feel the absence of their father more deeply. Aaliyah becomes rebellious and resentful, testing the limits of Sheron's patience and faith. Meanwhile, Morgan becomes withdrawn and quiet as she tries to cope with the gaping void created in the wake of her father's abandonment. The beleaguered mom, already at her wit's end, tries to connect with her daughters. Still, their hardships make it difficult to build a strong relationship.


Life becomes an explosive cycle of unexpected twists and turns, leaving the embattled family emotionally battered.


Finally, a twist of fate brings a glimmer of hope. However, just when Sheron begins to bask in the promise of the major breakthrough, she is leveled once again by a challenge that could ultimately tear them apart for good.


"A House Without a Father" will take moviegoers on an adrenaline-charged emotional journey layered with tragedy, grief, love, and family turmoil set against the backdrop of urban America. The dramatic tale is poignantly framed by the heartwarming story about the strength and resilience of a single mother and her daughters as they fight a relentless barrage of adversity they may not survive.

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Among children living with mother only, 34.9% lived in poverty. In contrast, only 9.5% of children in two parent families were counted as poor.



U.S. Census Bureau



Single mothers are much more likely to be poor than married couples. The official poverty rate for single-mother families in 2021 was 31.3%, nearly five times more than the rate (5.4%) for married-couple families.



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Among all other ethnic groups, Native American female-headed families with children had the highest poverty rate. More than two in five (42.6%) lived in poverty.



U.S. Census Bureau



Around half (51.4%) of single mothers have never married, almost a third (29.3%) are divorced. About two thirds are White, one third Black.



U.S. Census Bureau



Among one-parent family groups, 41% of single fathers were never married and 38% were divorced, compared to 51% of single mothers who were never married and 29% who were divorced.



U.S. Census Bureau



Today 1 in 5 children under the age of 18 — a total of about 15.7 million — are being raised without a father.



U.S. Census Bureau



According to U.S. Census Bureau, out of about 10 million single parent families with children under the age of 18, almost 80 percent were headed by single mothers. A third lived in poverty.



Mothers Maintain 80% of Single-Parent Family Groups



U.S. Census Bureau



Families headed by single mothers are among the poorest households, almost a third (24.3%) were "food insecure". Nearly half (45.4%) received food stamps, while 7.3% received cash benefits from TANF.



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