15 Mar 2015
JO de Berlin 36, la grande illusion
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Nothing to See Here
From one of the most violent communities in the country comes a documentary directed by parents of murdered children, reformed gang members, kids hoping to make it to college, police and people just trying to survive.
1h 37min
Top Billed Cast
Lawanda Hawkins Self, Community Activist
Celeste Garnica Self, Student
Erik Loomis Self, Police Officer (LAPD)
Meryland Gonzalez Self, Student and Olympic Hopeful
Iris Romero Self, Detective (LAPD)
Emily Avalos Self, Student
Neci McKinney Self, Mother of Two
Tim Pearce Self, Former Police Officer (LAPD)
Cornelius Wills Self, Reformed Gang Member
Sean Reynolds Self, Student
Edwin Martinez Self, Community College Student
Jaime Gregory Self, Community Member
Tyrone Riley Sr. Self, High School Basketball Coach
Kristina Ripati Self, Former Police Officer (LAPD)
Tyrone Riley Jr. Self, Student
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