The Invisible Homeless (Directors' Cut)

[@logks]

Great documentary Ian! Thanks for all the work you do and it was great seeing you at all the events around the local release.

[@RomoMentality]

Thank you for telling their stories and shining a light!

[@soniajulie6465]

People need to earn a LIVING WAGE - wages have been stagnant since 1970s - this must change before anything else will

[@cwilliams7017]

We might not need to fund as much affordable housing if we outlaw corporate landlords and make gouging illegal.

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Homelessness is living in bushes in a tent or without a tent under bridges freeway on or off ramps in garbage bins living in abandoned houses

[@margarethooten3007]

We have a serious problem up here in El Dorado County as well. If you ever want to include them or maybe point me in the right direction to address the issue, I'd be incredibly grateful. ✌️

[@1mperfectChristain]

Hi, my story is one of leaving a domestic abusive relationship as the woman in the video. Her story struck me. Where our stories differ is that she has been able to follow some steps that I'd like to inquire on, as (I see at the end of video, she and her children have been housed- thankfully!). I am still unhoused, looking for a means to have private shelter and have been shuffled between state/county caseworkers. The most help I've received (thankfully also) is being given a hotel voucher for 3 weeks. I am currently going through vocational training to try to rebuild my financial status for the sake of gaining stable work, to at least get into a roommate situation. I am suffering health wise and the homeless living is taking a toll on my abilities unexpectedly. I need safe shelter still, shelter where I have private quarters to study, shower, study some more, have hot water, hot meals. How do I find the laws to help a single woman/ no dependents/ attending school to better skillsets for obtaining work/not a veteran/ a domestic abuse survivor/falling ill

[@MS-1917]

Move to S Central Texas. Some housing programs for DV victims.

[@1mperfectChristain]

@MS-1917 thank you

[@MS-1917]

What year did this documentary come out?

[@ianjolieshow]

First premiered November 4, 2022.

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Section8 many landlords wont take ca law sais theyre not suppsed to discriminate against the poor disabled yet they do they fear all homeless will tear their property apart and thats simply not so

[@MS-1917]

That program requires them to upkeep the property and they (landlords) dont want to do that. i font have section 8 or any vouchers and they still don't do any repairs or maintenance. Many are slumlords!!!

[@SpiderMonkeyElf]

Abolish rent!

[@FRANCISPOLLARD-r3p]

Move some homeless into your crib. Put up or shut up.

[@SpiderMonkeyElf]

@@FRANCISPOLLARD-r3p we can afford housing for all, we’re just spending it on blowing up apartments and hospitals in Gaza instead. I’m not bullshitting: housing for all Americans is estimated to cost $30 billion. The military is getting close to a trillion, that’s $1,000,000,000,000 annually. $30 billion is less than 1/30th of that. That’s how little of a fuck the ruling class gives about working people for fall on hard times.

[@lenering2191]

​@@FRANCISPOLLARD-r3p, don't need that. We just need strong unions to fight for workers

[@pocalypto]

Thanks for taking the white man down