America of the seventies. Where do Los Angeles roads lead?

This documentary presents an insightful examination of Los Angeles, exploring how its highways serve as symbols of the city. The film delves into the historical context of heraldry and how it relates to modern symbols of urban life, particularly the California Highways.

Directed by Ekran, this TV movie captures the essence of Los Angeles, the third largest city in the United States. It depicts the experience of both locals and newcomers who are often taken aback by the vast network of roads and the culture of car travel that characterizes the city. Valentin Zorin leads the narrative, guiding viewers through the intricate connections of these urban landscapes.

Collectors of documentary films or those interested in the cultural history of Los Angeles will find value in this unique perspective on the city’s infrastructure. The film’s exploration of urban symbols and the representation of the car culture in California offers a distinctive look at 1970s America.