"The film goes far beyond being another attempt to raise our awareness  about the complexities of homelessness. The film is a masterpiece in its artistry and authentic in its integrity. It is a marvel in its cinematography, meditative with its musical score and hypnotically creative about how it draws you into both the dangerous world and the fragmented lives of the five men."

"God’s Work is a thought-provoking, multilayered reflection on the lived experience and inner world of the city’s marginalised and misunderstood unhoused people."

“The film made me  feel incredibly uncomfortable.... 
In all the right ways.”  

“God’s Work is a creative and social journey into the unwanted areas of urban society, a brave and fearless tale of hope, loss and survival.”

“Director Michael James’s poignant work offered an enriching, yet often disturbing and surreal experience. His talented young team shared a compelling vision through a powerful narrative...I found it truly inspiring to watch this impactful film...Through a blend of surreal imagery and raw realism, it exposes the hardships endured by these trauma-stricken souls, seen through the eyes of a young filmmaker with remarkable insight..”

"God’s Work should prick the conscience of anyone who thinks they can solve homelessness or save homeless people without actually talking and listening to them.”