Who Killed Vincent Chin?

This documentary focuses on the murder of Vincent Chin, an automotive engineer who was wrongfully targeted due to his ethnicity. The narrative explores how Chin was killed by an assembly line worker who blamed him for the economic challenges posed by Japanese automakers.

The film not only highlights the tragic events surrounding Chin's murder but also critiques the failures of the justice system that allowed the perpetrator to evade accountability. With a runtime of 87 minutes, it provides a poignant examination of race, justice, and the consequences of discrimination.

As a work directed by a woman and rooted in a significant historical context, this film holds relevance for collectors interested in documentaries that tackle social issues. The restoration of this film by the Academy Film Archive and The Film Foundation adds value to its preservation as an important cultural artifact.