Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992

This documentary explores the complex social landscape of Los Angeles from 1982 to 1992. It delves into critical events that shaped the city, including police brutality, looting, and civil rights movements. The film features notable figures such as Daryl Gates and Magic Johnson, offering firsthand accounts and insights into the societal tensions of the time.

With a runtime of 144 minutes, Let It Fall provides an in-depth analysis of the cultural dynamics that led to the uprising following the Rodney King verdict. By examining the experiences of various communities, including Korean Americans and residents of South Central Los Angeles, the film sheds light on the interconnected issues of race and inequality during this tumultuous era. Collectors of documentary films and historical narratives will find this title valuable for its compelling exploration of a pivotal moment in American history.