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nothing to SEE here: WATTS

In a world that often seems too divided, the Watts community chose another path and achieved what no one thought possible.

Dr. Bernice A. King — Executive Producer · CEO, The King Center
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The Silent March — shoes of children lost to violence, beneath the Watts Towers
The Story

What would happen if the people living the story told it themselves?

After a late-night police ride-along in Watts, an outsider witnesses a version of the neighborhood that never makes the news — and asks a simple question.

The Outcome — in the 12 months following the cease fire:
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gang-related homicides
90%
reduction in homicides overall
>50%
reduction in all forms of violent crime
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Press

What the press is saying.

TIME
“A playbook for how communities can reclaim their streets by telling their own stories.”
Forbes
“Unlikely collaborators documented their daily lives, and, in the process, reduced homicides by 90%.”
DEADLINE
“One of the most remarkable documentaries of the year… bold, unapologetically real, and socially impactful.”
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On Tour

One night only experiences.

Aug 11 '26
Islamabad, Pakistan
U.S. State Department
Private
Aug 14 '26
Pasadena, CA
Black August Film Festival · 3:15 PM — Flintridge Center
Aug 22 '26
Glendale, CA
Film Invasion L.A. · 6:00 PM — LOOK Dine-In Cinemas
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nothing to SEE here: WATTS
150+ Global Award Wins
A film made by Watts, not about it.