The Trailer Premiere of Lo que nadie quiere ver

The trailer for the powerful new documentary Lo que nadie quiere ver has just been released in Spain— and comes with an invitation to take action. With the participation of Alejandra and Richard Gere, and promoted by the HOGAR SÍ (RAIS) Foundation, this film sheds light on a reality too often ignored: the daily life of people experiencing homelessness.

A Call to Action, Not Just a Film

Lo que nadie quiere ver (translated as What Nobody Wants to See) isn’t just a documentary. It’s a powerful tool for social change. By giving voice and visibility to people without a home, this film challenges bias, awakens empathy, and encourages us to rethink the habitual self-centered way we treat homelessness in our communities. But there’s a catch — the full documentary will only be released if enough people sign and support the initiative. That’s where you come in. 👉 Help us reach the signature goal and bring this story to screens everywhere.

What’s in the Trailer?

The trailer for Lo que nadie quiere ver introduces us to the protagonists: Javier, Mamen, Latyr and Pepe, real people who share, in their own words, the emotional and often invisible weight of life without a home. With the guidance of Richard Gere and Alejandra Gere, the film invites viewers to see beyond the stereotypes and recognize the dignity of every human being. Their presence in the project is not just symbolic — it’s genuinely personal. For many years, Alejandra Gere has been taken on the homelessness issue and Richard Gere’s human rights advocacy is well known worldwide. Both Alejandra and Richard are fondly engaged and committed to its eradication in Spain by 2030.

Join the Movement

HOGAR SÍ has launched a national campaign to gather support for the release of the full documentary film. And it’s simple: ✅ Watch the trailer ✅ Sign in ✅ Help get the film released 🎥 Watch the official trailer and sign the petition here The more people sign, the sooner we will all be able to watch the full version of Lo que nadie quiere ver.

Why It Matters

Lo que nadie quiere ver challenges not just our biases, but calls to each of us to assume our own responsibility. It reminds us that homelessness is not a choice —it could happen to any of us. And it asks us to reflect: What are we willing to do to change that? As Alejandra Gere stated in the film’s presentation: “We can’t look away. Dignity starts with being seen.”

Get Involved Today

This is more than a film — it’s a movement. A message. A shared responsibility. 👉 Sign now to support Lo que nadie quiere ver and help bring this documentary to light. Let’s be part of the change. Let’s make sure this story is told.