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Crips & Bloods: Made in America

English · DVD

US Version | Region code 1
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A cluster of neighborhoods lies in the heart of Southern California, streets and boulevards forming a grid between concrete ribbons of freeway. Surrounded by the California Dream, this region has a legacy. Nearly a quarter of its young men will end up in prison. Many others will end up dead. These neighborhoods in South Los Angeles are home to two of America`s most infamous African-American gangs, the Crips and the Bloods.

On these streets over the past 30 years, more than 15,000 people have been murdered in an ongoing cycle of gang violence that continues unabated. It was here, just a few miles from the gated communities and sprawling mansions of Beverly Hills, where America`s most bloody and costly outbreaks of civil unrest erupted not once, but twice, 27 years and just three miles apart.

Acclaimed director Stacy Peralta (Dogtown and Z Boys, Riding Giants) examines the story of South Los Angeles and the gangs that inhabit it. Narrated by Academy Award® winner Forest Whitaker and produced by NBA superstar Baron Davis, Crips and Bloods: Made In America blends gripping archival footage with in-depth interviews. Peralta brings his trademark dynamic visual style and story-telling ability to this often-ignored chapter of America`s history. Hard- hitting, yet ultimately hopeful, the film not only documents the emergence of the gangs but also offers insight as to how this ongoing tragedy might be resolved.

Product details

Director Stacy Peralta
Label NEW VIDEO GROUP
 
Genre Documentary > Environment, Society
Content DVD
FSK / age rating from age 16
Publication date 26.05.2009
Region code 1
Version US Version
Length 99 Minutes
Audio English (Dolby Digital 2.0), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Screen 4/3
 

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  • affentittengeil

    Written on 26. July 2010 by white coy.

    super coole doku über die 2 grössten gangs von LA

  • tja

    Written on 17. November 2009 by ampelg.

    ich finde die doku sehr gut!!!

  • hmmm????

    Written on 28. September 2009 by pwod(M.A.D.).

    naja,ein paar ältere herren die interviewt werden,sehr viel doku habe ich leider nicht gesehen,mich würde mehr intressieren wie aktive gangmitglieder leben,wie ihre tage aussehen.eine dokumentation des "lifestyles" ein bisschen wie die gangland dokus (die wahrheit nichts glorifizierendes oder so) und nicht interviews.

  • sehenswert!

    Written on 04. June 2009 by meinsch bisch krass willd en bändeli ahäsch?.

    die erste gute gäng-doku - "hijos de la guerra" könnte die zweite werden! gibt einen guten einblick in die geschichte der zwei grössten gangs in LA - cop that!

  • Crips and Bloods

    Written on 01. September 2010 by chopper.
    This customer review refers to a alternative version.

    Ich glaube dass ist die erste Doku von denen 2 unter mir! Auf dieser DVD geht es LEIDER nur ca. 25min über die Crips & Bloods. Es wird ansonsten über die schwarze Kultur erzählt und die ganzen Unruhen die es in den 1950er Jahren in LA gab. Und nicht jeder schwarzer ist gleich ein crip oder blood. Gibt auf jeden Fall bessere Dokus über diese 2 gangs.

  • affentittengeil

    Written on 26. July 2010 by white coy.
    This customer review refers to a alternative version.

    super coole doku über die 2 grössten gangs von LA

  • Schockierend

    Written on 10. October 2009 by Phil.
    This customer review refers to a alternative version.

    Eine gute Doku über die Sinnlosigkeit der Gang Kriege in LA.

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