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How did you buy your ticket? View All Videos 1. View All Photos Movie Info. With only a laptop computer, cell phone, toothbrush and the clothes on his back, Joseph Garner sets out to survive for 31 days solely on items gleaned from Craigslist. Adventure, Documentary.
Joseph Garner. At first I feared we were going to get parts of all 31 days in the film, but thanks to selective editing, we did not and the film moves along at an easy, relaxed pace. Interestingly, there is never any sense of urgency about finding food or shelter, not even when Joe bemoans at AM that he has nowhere to sleep for the night.
Selecting what Gardner and his team believe to be the most interesting encounters, we are treated to both the heartwarming and the humorous not to be missed is Daisy the Dominatrix who gives Joe and his then ride, dinner and a couch to crash on as we meet children of prison inmates celebrating Christmas alone, wonderful mom and pop business owners, an artist using his talents to help rebuild New Orleans, organizations like NYC Christmas Elves and Structures of Success, and through it all, one of the sweetest touchstones of all, Joe remembering to brush his teeth everyday.
As he explained to me, who would want to give you a ride or take you into their home if you had really bad dental hygiene; besides, it shows good teachings from mom. Particularly sad for film and theater fans will be a segment where Joe comes to the aid of a NYC woman suffering from cancer and who lives in an apartment that is so overrun with floor to ceiling contents so as to be a health and safety hazard.
Watching the film, one may be curious as to any technical problems cameraman Kevin Flint encountered with the cold and inclement weather; not to mention whether or not he had credit cards, money, food or shelter or if he was subjected to the same conditions as Joe. For the answer, check out my exclusive interview with Joe. Noticeably absent in the film are the full names and contact information for some of the charities and mom and pop outfits that lent Joe a helping hand, each of whom deserve a big shout out.
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