The new Vanessa Kirby Netflix movie, Night Always Comes —which began streaming on Netflix today—is a bleak portrayal of the economic crisis in America right now. For those living paycheck to paycheck, the film plays out like a living nightmare of just how close so many Americans are to becoming homeless.

Based on the bestselling novel by Willy Vlautin, the movie follows Lynette over the course of one desperate night that sees her delve into the darkest areas of her past. It's all for a good reason though as if she doesn't get $25,000 by the next morning, she'll lose her house.

The Oscar nominee also produces Benjamin Caron's Netflix drama, which brings the Willy Vlautin novel to somewhat sketchy life.