Southland

In Southland, a young Japanese-American law student, Jackie Ishida, navigates the complexities of race, love, and history following her grandfather's unexpected death. Tasked with fulfilling his will, she uncovers the tragic story of four African-American boys killed during the Watts Riots of 1965, prompting her to collaborate with James Lanier, a relative of one of the victims. As Jackie unravels her family's secrets, the narrative seamlessly intertwines personal and historical narratives, exploring the rich tapestry of Los Angeles and the shared struggles of its diverse communities.