Created by Irish-born, London-based filmmaker Scott Altman, Home emerged from a bold decision to pick up a camera and embed himself within the heart of Dublin’s homeless crisis. From the impromptu street performances on Grafton Street, to access inside Apollo House during its dramatic occupation, Altman captured moments that most media outlets overlooked.

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The documentary doesn’t just present statistics — it tells human stories: Tommy, the musician from Ballymun whose addiction journey reflects systemic failure; Sharon, who lost two children and found herself back on the streets; Derek, who speaks candidly about heroin use inside prison; and Patrick, who has lived on Dublin’s streets since 2006, settling into a doorway most nights.

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Home is not only a record of a crisis, but a film shaped by empathy, raw access, and urgency.