"On the day they were going to kill him, Jun Seo did not arrive at his liquor store until 5PM." It's always hard to introduce short films without giving away too much about them. I prefer to say the least possible before simply encouraging watching the short in full. This one is titled Los Angeles 1991 and is set in Los Angeles in 1991 and is a real-life story about a shooting at a local liquor store. It's a very powerful drama that makes you think about how different lives intersect and interact in a tragedy like this. The short is made by "Zac&Mac", directed by a filmmaker known as "Macgregor", also known in real life as Miguel de Olaso. He's definitely proving that he can handle real-life drama and emotions with this short. Watch below in full.
Description from Vimeo: Los Angeles, 1991. The streets are a hotbed of racial tension, ready to burst at any moment … Today is an important day for Eladio: he is going to avenge the death of his older brother. However, he will quickly discover he is not the only one who has reasons to kill today. Los Angeles 1991 is directed by Miguel de Olaso, aka Macgregor, from a screenplay written by "Zac&Mac" and Tim Hyten. Based on the graphic novel "Hot L.A." by Horacio Altuna, with additional writing by John Whalen & Leslie Gorenstein, Jack Daniel Stanley. The film stars Victor J. Ho, Zach Tellez, Jah Shams, and Chris Conrad, with narration by Gordon Capps. For more info on the short film, check out the Vimeo page. Your thoughts?
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