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Filmmakers, police, families and residents together on stage at the close of the Aspen Ideas Festival plenary, one woman reaching across to embrace another

Media accolades.

In print.

Reviews, features, interviews.
TIME
Terry McDonell
“A playbook for how communities can reclaim their streets by telling their own stories.”
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Forbes
David Hochman
“Unlikely collaborators documented their daily lives, and, in the process, reduced homicides by 90%.”
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The Boston Globe
Odie Henderson
“A moving and compelling documentary created in an unconventional way.”
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DEADLINE
Matthew Carey
“One of the most remarkable documentaries of the year… bold, unapologetically real, and socially impactful.”
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The Hollywood Times
Sarah Spitz
“One of the most remarkable accomplishments that the medium of film has contributed to society.”
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USC ANNENBERG MEDIA
Danielle Hughes
“Watts isn't just being seen — it's finally being understood.”
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Alta
Terry McDonell
“A working blueprint for how people can reclaim both their narrative and their safety.”
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On air.

Broadcast, podcasts, stage conversations.
Filmmakers on stage at the Aspen Ideas Festival, one of them laughing mid-answer
ASPEN IDEAS FESTIVAL
How the Bloods, Crips and Community Transformed a Turf War
Four filmmakers around the table in The Adam Carolla Show studio
THE ADAM CAROLLA SHOW
How a documentary halted gang violence in Watts.
A FOX 11 Good Day LA anchor introducing the segment, downtown Los Angeles behind her
FOX 11 — GOOD DAY LA
The filmmakers in studio: how a community-made film sparked a peace movement in Watts.
Filmmakers and host in conversation around a conference table on the let’s go there set
let's go there
How a documentary lowered the crime rate in California.
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