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Heat Wave (1990)

Heat Wave (1990)
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Set during the Watts riots of the mid-'60s, the made-for-cable Heat Wave follows the story of Los Angeles Times reporter Robert Richardson (Blair Underwood), who was the only journalist on staff able to cover the story, since White reporters were unable to gain access to the area and the rioters. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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Starring:
Blair UnderwoodCicely Tyson, (more)
Director(s):
Kevin Hooks
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Heat Wave

Set during the Watts riots of the mid-'60s, the made-for-cable Heat Wave follows the story of Los Angeles Times reporter Robert Richardson (Blair Underwood), who was the only journalist on staff able to cover the story, since White reporters were unable to gain access to the area and the rioters. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
92 mins

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Director(s):
Kevin Hooks
Producer(s):
Jordan KernerThomas Newman
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    Bernard C.

    Very dramatic and historically informative with a great deal of drama to the story line.

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    KIESHA P.

    I enjoyed this movie because it attempted to portray the events that took place when I was just a child and only heard of from others. My children (age 13 and 8) enjoyed it and at times asked questions. I had to explain it to them that these events really took place, maybe not exactly as seen here, but it did happen. I think all children who can comprehend right from wrong should watch this.

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