The documentary L.A BURNING: The Riots 25 Years Later explores the lives of people who were at the center of the LA riots 25 years after they made national headlines, highlighting the racial divide in America. The film focuses on the intersection of Florence and Normandie, where the riots began, and the people who lived there before and after the violence. It delves into the backstories and long-term effects of key figures involved, including rescuers, victims, law enforcement, rioters, and media, and shows reunions at the flashpoint, where victims confront their fears and those who committed violent acts reflect on their actions.
L.A. Burning: The Riots 25 Years Later
The film delves into the lasting impact of the 1992 LA riots on American culture, 25 years later, by sharing the personal accounts of individuals who witnessed the event firsthand.
