112th & Central: Through the Eyes of the Children
This a locally-made documentary of the explorations of inner-city youths into the area ravaged by a riot in 1992. The youngsters were guided through the film making process by civic-minded filmmakers,…
112th & Central: Through the Eyes of the Children
This a locally-made documentary of the explorations of inner-city youths into the area ravaged by a riot in 1992. The youngsters were guided through the film making process by civic-minded filmmakers, and were assisted by a professional cameraman and director. Engaging mostly their own relatives and friends, they ask questions of those affected by the riots. A great deal of time is spent exploring how the residents of South Central L.A. regard the police, and how they regard their fellow residents in the area. —David "Hollywood" Harrell A documentary about the effects of the 1992 Los Angeles riots on the lives of young people who lived through them. Plot Outline This a locally-made documentary of the explorations of inner-city youths into the area ravaged by a riot in 1992. The youngsters were guided through the film making process by civic-minded filmmakers, and were assisted by a professional cameraman and director. Engaging mostly their own relatives and friends, they ask questions of those affected by the riots. A great deal of time is spent exploring how the residents of South Central L.A. regard the police, and how they regard their fellow residents in the area. —David "Hollywood" Harrell
112th & Central: Through the Eyes of the Children
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This a locally-made documentary of the explorations of inner-city youths into the area ravaged by a riot in 1992. The youngsters were guided through the film making process by civic-minded filmmakers, and were assisted by a professional cameraman and director. Engaging mostly their own relatives and friends, they ask questions of those affected by the riots.
A great deal of time is spent exploring how the residents of South Central L.A. regard the police, and how they regard their fellow residents in the area. —David "Hollywood" Harrell A documentary about the effects of the 1992 Los Angeles riots on the lives of young people who lived through them.
Plot Outline This a locally-made documentary of the explorations of inner-city youths into the area ravaged by a riot in 1992. The youngsters were guided through the film making process by civic-minded filmmakers, and were assisted by a professional cameraman and director. Engaging mostly their own relatives and friends, they ask questions of those affected by the riots.
A great deal of time is spent exploring how the residents of South Central L.A. regard the police, and how they regard their fellow residents in the area. —David "Hollywood" Harrell.