2012
The flames died out. But the fire still burns.
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1
March 14, 2012
1h 5m
Filmmaker Mark Ford discusses the Los Angeles riots and the impact of rap music on the events.
Original Title
Uprising: Hip-Hop and the LA Riots
Spoken Languages
English
Production Countries
United States of America
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Writer
Producer
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Production Companies
VH1 Rock Docs, Creature Films
Director
Mark Ford
Writer
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Producer
Wesley Jones
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Snoop Dogg
Role: Narrator (voice)
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