99 Homes

99 Homes is a crime drama set during the aftermath of the American housing crisis. Dennis Nash is a construction worker who loses the house he shares with his mother and young son when he falls behind on payments. Rick Carver, the real estate broker behind the eviction, then offers him an unexpected way back in: a paid job carrying out the same removals on other families. Dennis accepts, and as he learns the trade and profits from it, the work pulls him deeper into the business that took his home.

Ramin Bahrani directed and co-wrote the screenplay with Amir Naderi. The film sits before Fahrenheit 451 and The White Tiger in Bahrani's directing credits. Andrew Garfield plays Dennis, Michael Shannon plays Carver, and Laura Dern plays Dennis's mother, Lynn, among a credited cast of 43.

Released in September 2015, the film had a budget of 8 million USD and took about 2 million USD worldwide, a modest return for its production. On IMDb it holds 7.1/10 from roughly 41,000 votes, while on TMDB it has 6.8/10 from around 883 votes. A critics' rating of 7.5/10 from 158 reviews places it somewhat above the audience scores.