Two and a half hours of footage reveal the violent history and struggles of life in Los Angeles, featuring stories from Charles Manson's former cellmate.
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Two and a half hours of footage reveal the violent history and struggles of life in Los Angeles, featuring stories from Charles Manson's former cellmate.
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Synopsis
Los Angeles serves as the backdrop for Ultramegalopolis, a documentary that runs for 155 minutes. The film features accounts from Charles Manson's former cellmate, offering insight into the mind of the infamous criminal. It also covers the McMartin Preschool, the site of the longest criminal trial in U.S. history. Graffiti-covered walls and stories from diverse individuals, including drug addicts and gang members, depict the city's chaotic history. Southern California is portrayed as the Fruit and Nut Capitol of the World.
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Why Watch
- Meet Charles Manson's former cellmate.
- See the longest criminal trial in U.S. history.
- Find out about LA's diverse urban characters.
Did You Know
- Charles Manson's former cellmate shares chilling accounts in the film.
- The McMartin Preschool case was the longest criminal trial in U.S. history.
- Los Angeles is referred to as the Fruit and Nut Capitol of the World.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary Ultramegalopolis?
Ultramegalopolis has a duration of 155 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Ultramegalopolis?
The documentary was directed by Larry Wessel.
What infamous criminal's former cellmate is featured in Ultramegalopolis?
Charles Manson's former cellmate provides accounts in the documentary.
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