Join Filmmaker, Nick Demos, cast members, and members of the Producing team of Invisible for their first live virtual screening! This is a one-time only opportunity to chat directly with the team following the viewing of Invisible which has been making waves as the first comprehensive documentary about the Fibromyalgia experience. 

Jump into the conversation via the chatbox and ask your questions directly to the team. Find out the future plans for releasing Invisible and learn how you can share it with your community. 

This screening is brought to you courtesy of our partnership with Kinema. You can host your own screening of Invisible for free and even use it as a fundraiser for your group, business, or charity - find out more at 

Welcome to an official Live Virtual screening and Q&A of INVISIBLE hosted by:

Tami Stackelhouse (Executive Producer/Fibromyalgia Expert)

Invisible the Film, LLC

When Nick decides to help his mother fight Fibromyalgia, a widely misunderstood syndrome labeled a "woman’s disease," little does he realize that he would have to confront it himself. Invisible is the most comprehensive feature documentary that tells the often ignored stories of people living with a devastating syndrome that many still believe doesn’t exist. The film also exposes the fight with insurance and drug companies for proper treatment and how access to holistic health and education is determined by class and money. Through his journey to better understand Fibromyalgia as a way of helping his mother, filmmaker Nick Demos finally addresses his own suspicions about having the syndrome himself.

When Nick decides to help his mother fight Fibromyalgia, a widely misunderstood syndrome labeled a "woman’s disease," little does he realize that he would have to confront it himself.

Invisible is the most comprehensive feature documentary that tells the often ignored stories of people living with a devastating syndrome that many still believe doesn’t exist. The film also exposes the fight with insurance and drug companies for proper treatment and how access to holistic health and education is determined by class and money.

Through his journey to better understand Fibromyalgia as a way of helping his mother, filmmaker Nick Demos finally addresses his own suspicions about having the syndrome himself.