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When activist painter Judy Baca conceived "The Great Wall of Los Angeles" in 1975 as a monument to the history of Indigenous peoples in California, she didn't realize that she was embarking on a 50-year journey that would employ 400 youth painters and create one of the largest murals on the planet.
Watch "Baca," directed by AlejandraL Vasquez AND Sam Osborn.
Short Docs celebrates filmmaking with a West Coast perspective. We seek bold voices who break with convention and present undiscovered stories that challenge, move and inspire audiences. Watch more Short Docs at: latimes.com/shortdocs.
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When activist painter Judy Baca conceived "The Great Wall of Los Angeles" in 1975 as a monument to the history of Indigenous peoples in California, she didn't realize that she was embarking on a 50-year journey that would employ 400 youth painters and create one of the largest murals on the planet.
Watch "Baca," directed by AlejandraL Vasquez AND Sam Osborn.
Short Docs celebrates filmmaking with a West Coast perspective. We seek bold voices who break with convention and present undiscovered stories that challenge, move and inspire audiences. Watch more Short Docs at: latimes.com/shortdocs.
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