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ActionCalifornia Youth AuthorityDocumentaryJeunes délinquants Éducation États-UnisJeunes délinquants Réhabilitation États-UnisJuvenile delinquents EducationJuvenile delinquents Education United StatesJuvenile delinquents RehabilitationJuvenile delinquents Rehabilitation United StatesScience Fiction
Directed by: Teruaki Sugihara, Lee Miller
Overview
Real Time is a documentary film about ten wards in the California Youth Authority state prison system. Lee Miller, an associate professor at Cogswell College in Sunnyvale, California, along with five of his students, makes bi-weekly visits to O.H. Close Youth Detension Center, a division of the California Youth Authority. While there, they teach two small groups of inmates the fundamentals of filmmaking. This film examines violent teenage crime, punishment, and rehabilitation