Clash of Colors: LA Riots of 1992 (2012)

• 71%
• 2012
• Documentary

From producer David D. Kim, who experienced the riots first hand, Clash of Colors offers unprecedented access into the most overlooked history of the riots through never-before-seen footage and interviews. The narrative chronicles how the riots affected the Korean American community, while analyzing the complex socio-political events before, during, and after the racially-infused catastrophe which claimed 55 deaths, more than 4,000 injuries, and $1 billion in property damage. Clash of Colors draws on in-depth interviews from a balanced expert panel including Bill Boyarsky, former Los Angeles Times columnist, Ed Boyer, former Los Angeles Times Editor, Lou Cannon, author and former White House correspondent for The Washington Post, David Horowitz, activist and policy advocate, K W Lee, former Editor of Korea Times, radio personality Larry Elder, former California senator Tom Hayden, Councilman Tom Labonge, former council members Mike Hernandez and Mike Woo, UCLA professors Ivan Light, Darnell Hunt and Leo Estrada, AME Church's Rev. Cecil Murray, and more.