Not Gone and Not Forgotten: A Story of Urban Redevelopment and Community Organizing in Los Angeles (1983)

UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. "A chronicle of the successful protest efforts of a small Los Angeles community in the Pico-Union district, whose homes were threatened by eviction actions in 1979 to allow the expansion of an auto-supply business"--TV guide, April 27, 1984. Produced in association with the Chicano Studies Department at UCLA.

Director: Marsha Goodman
Genre: Documentary
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Cinematography: Quito Hernandez
Editing: Marsha Goodman, Karina Friend
Production: UCLA Chicano Studies
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Not Gone and Not Forgotten: A Story of Urban Redevelopment and Community Organizing in Los Angeles about?
UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. "A chronicle of the successful protest efforts of a small Los Angeles community in the Pico-Union district, whose homes were threatened by eviction actions in 1979 to allow the expansion of an auto-supply business"--TV guide, April 27, 1984. Produced in association with the Chicano Studies Department at UCLA.
Who directed Not Gone and Not Forgotten: A Story of Urban Redevelopment and Community Organizing in Los Angeles?
Not Gone and Not Forgotten: A Story of Urban Redevelopment and Community Organizing in Los Angeles was directed by Marsha Goodman.
What genre is Not Gone and Not Forgotten: A Story of Urban Redevelopment and Community Organizing in Los Angeles?
Not Gone and Not Forgotten: A Story of Urban Redevelopment and Community Organizing in Los Angeles is a Documentary film.