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Arson | Police Brutality
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Best Documentary | 2018 | Daniel
Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking | 2017 | Daniel
2017 | Daniel
Outstanding Achievement in Editing | 2018 | T.J.
Best Documentary | 2018
Best Documentary Film | 2018
Best Edited Documentary Feature | 2018 | T.J.
Outstanding TV Documentary or Special | 2017 | T.J.
Best Documentary Feature | 2017 | Daniel
Best Feature Documentary | 2017 | Sarah
Best Documentary Feature | 2017 | T.J.
Directors Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin sorted through 1,700 hours of archival footage for the 114 minute documentary.
"Himself - Ciy Councilmember: Mr. President, all of us I think have been stunned by what has happened. And I can't imagine that the chief or anybody else in the city would condone the kind of conversation that took place-both electronically and by voice- in that Foothill division that night. Blacks are not animals. They're not lizards. They're not apes. They're not gorillas anymore than any of us are. They're human beings. The first way to open the door to brutalizing people in any place is to cheapen their worth as human beings. And when I read the transcripts of the conversation, I was appalled. But the ability to freely converse in racist terminology suggests a level of tolerance for that kind of discussion that- that is unacceptable by any standard of decency."
"Himself - LAPD Chief: That is the most insulting thing I have heard on this council floor in all the time I've been here and I've been here a lot longer than you've been alive. Absolutely not. This is a professional organization. What do you think we are?"
