The documentary "Eve After Dark" follows the story of a landmark Los Angeles hot spot from its humble beginnings in 1979 to its recognition during the Super Bowl LVI half-time show. The film features behind-the-scenes stories from the club's owner, DJs, artists, and comedians who launched or elevated their careers there. It's a candid look at the first West Coast hip hop club, which was home to the World Class Wrecking Cru and featured performers like Dr. Dre, DJ Yella, D. L. Hughley, Chris Tucker, and more. The story also explores the social issues facing the African American community in the 1980s and the circumstances that led to the club's closure.
Eve After Dark
The documentary "Eve After Dark" tells the story of a small 1979 LA nightclub that evolved into a legendary institution, culminating in a spectacular Super Bowl LVI halftime show featuring a lineup of A-list celebrities.
