The Invisible Men (2012) is a documentary directed by Yariv Mozer that focuses on the struggles of gay Palestinians in Israel. The film tells the story of three gay Palestinians, Louie, Abdu, and Fares, who are forced to hide in Tel Aviv in order to survive in a homophobic society. While the film showcases the efforts of these young men to find their lives and freedom, it also deeply explores the social, cultural, and political barriers faced by gay Palestinians.
