Film Lens
Nobody's Children examines the plight of up to 30,000 homeless youths in Australia. The documentary presents the harsh realities faced by these children, who often turn to drugs, prostitution, and crime for survival. It addresses the increasing violence in homes that forces many kids to seek shelter elsewhere.
The film also discusses potential solutions to prevent youth homelessness in the future. It shows the need for systemic changes to address the root causes of abuse and neglect that contribute to this crisis.
Why Watch
- •Meet the homeless youths of Australia.
- •Find out about rising violence in homes.
- •See efforts to prevent youth homelessness.
Did You Know
•Up to 30,000 youths are homeless in Australia.
•The documentary was released in 1989 and runs for 90 minutes.
•Many homeless youths resort to drugs, prostitution, and crime.
Perfect For
Youth homelessness issuesSocial justice advocatesDocumentary enthusiasts