INVISIBLE CHILDREN OF LA

a film on homeless children

Moonlite Deer Productions

SPRING & SUMMER ‘22 UPDATES:

We are proud to announce we completed our final completed version of “Invisible Children of LA” in Spring of 2022!

Our Los Angeles Premier was held at the Marina del Rey Film Festival on June 9th, which was very well received!

  • We won - Best Documentary - Audience Choice Award at The Gala Awards Nite on June 10th (only 10% of films in festival won awards)

  • We won a GOLD AWARD at the Rome International Movie Awards.

  • We have been selected to be shown, and now are nominated for “Best Documentary Feature”, at the Love and Hope I F F in Barcelona (LHIFF) from Sept. 6th - Sept. 10th.

  • We are a finalist at the LOVE IFF in Santa Monica, CA - Sept. 12th - 16th!!

  • We won First Place of the prestigious Roy Dean Spring Competition - From the Heart Productions.


    We are in need of promotional funding for applications, plane tickets, hotels, promotional materials, poster cards etc. and to compensate the wonderful team working on this film!

    We are having a fundraiser concert screening on

    August 13th - 7:30pm - at Emerson U. church:

    The gifted and International award winning violinist, Tony Selvage, will perform classical music, followed by the film.

    Tickets are $15 - 30 and no one will be turned away for lack of funds

    All are invited to see this personal, authentic, and inspiring film - the children are so resilient and amazing!!

    The film is having a big impact; please help us do our part in eliminating poverty, hunger, and homelessness.

“Homeless children are Americas most shameful disgrace - not only our country but our planets most immoral horrific tragedy - we all must become informed and take action to end this horrific tragedy!”

- Maryana Palmer


“This film is spectacular and absolutely superb and so heartbreaking yet so inspiring!”

Barbara Pampalon - one out of 18 executive producers

 

The faces of homeless children

Through interviews and live footage, this film shows how homeless children live, their social and school experiences, the struggles they and their parents face daily, and what is and is not being done to address this crisis.

 

“I have been an advocate for Human Rights all my life, and homelessness has  been my number one social issue.  I have always dreamed about doing my part in eliminating America's most shameful disgrace... the shocking tragedy of homeless children.”

-Maryana Palmer (Producer/Director)

Maryana Palmer​, Director & Producer

Devin Kuretski, Executive Producer

Timothy Branning, Director of Photography/Cinematographer

Philip Kuretski, Editor

Wolfgang Amadeus Aichholz, Original Music