Invisible Children

Year: 2006

Runtime: 55 mins

Language: English

Documentary

In spring 2003 three Southern‑California filmmakers traveled to northern Uganda for a story and discovered a crisis where children are both weapons and victims—night commuters and child soldiers. Their rough‑cut documentary, Invisible Children, exposed these horrors, prompting support and leading to Invisible Children, Inc., to aid children.

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