Chavez Ravine
Jordan’s award-winning 2003 short documentary tells the bittersweet story of how a Mexican-American neighborhood in Los Angeles was destroyed to build Dodger Stadium — a community betrayed by greed, political hypocrisy, and good intentions gone astray.
Chavez Ravine on Netflix
Update: A remastered, non-bleeped version of my 2003 short documentary Chavez Ravine is now available on Netflix streaming.
You can read more about the film here.
Chavez Ravine now on Amazon
Chavez Ravine: A Los Angeles Story – a short documentary I wrote and directed in 2003 about the Mexican-American village in the heart of L.A. that got replaced by Dodger Stadium — is finally available on DVD from Amazon.com at the reasonably consumer-friendly price point of $12.95.
For educational and institutional buyers, the DVD can still be purchased directly from Bullfrog Films at the original price of $195.00, if you feel that is more appropriate to your situation.
