The Invisible Class

Found myself absorved watching this documentary, loved ii!!!! I am European (Catalunya) and despite homelesneelss is not in the same situation of US I wonder if it could actually cos an impact somewhere else as well 😊

Amazing and eye opening of what is going in the world.

This is a very educational film that discusses the reasons for the rise of homelessness and also has powerful interviews with individuals who have been caught in it. It also shows the barriers that homeless individuals must overcome in order to improve their current situation.

This is a very well put together documentary, so much data and information, you can tell the time and dedication it took to make this film. The people involved in making the film were empathetic and cared about the people they were interviewing. They managed to captured so many different people, each with their own heart breaking story & the struggles that brought them there. This is a must watch film.

This movie touched me to the core. At the age of 17, I was homeless and I can relate to so much of the emotional, physical, and psychological parts of the journeys these men and women were experiencing. We are all aware of homeless, but it is something many just push to the side and don't want to think about because it's not our problem. It is America's problem and we as Americans need to press forward and help to make awareness nationwide so that it isn't just brushed under the rug. Being a good humanitarian always plays forward and I am on the bandwagon with Josh to help those who want and need help. Nobody in our great country should ever be without a place to live or have food in their stomachs. Great movie, great motivation!!