20 year old Filmmaker from Baldwin Hills releases "Black Beverly Hills" Documentary

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Up and coming 20 year old Khalif Bradley, filmmaker of "The Black Beverly Hills" gives us a sincere look at his hilltop community nicknamed "the Black Beverly Hills of Los Angeles," along with nearby neighborhoods Ladera Heights, Windsor Hills and Baldwin Hills, made up one of the most affluent predominantly African-American enclaves in the nation. We asked, up and coming filmmaker Khalif Bradley what he thinks about the people who disagree with his film.

"Dude, I create conversations that people are afraid to talk about. Most of the people I'm inspired by bended the social norms, and now I'm one of them." We asked Khalif who his inspirations were-

"Elon Musk, Tupac, Hugh Hefner, those type of guys." I like people who change the world because they want to, no matter how taboo people think it is. I'm into creating things that make people think a certain way, or in a way they've never thought before.

Residents of View Park, with its curving, palm-lined streets, stunning views and movie star quality homes, have for decades fought any proposal that they thought threatened their neighborhood’s special qualities — including its solid sense of African American identity.

Now a move that strikes many as an accolade — an effort to put View Park on the National Register of Historic Places — has blown up into a particularly contentious fight. We asked Bradley what his future plans were and what we can expect from him.

"I'm working on my second film, which we'll start filming some point in the summer. I'm into arcades. I plan on opening a chain of arcades and entering into the world of business at some point soon."

The documentary is available to watch on YouTube.

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