The Oscar-winning short film, “The Last Repair Shop,” exemplifies how something seemingly small can have a profound impact, akin to the ripple caused by a stone skipping across a pond. In an intimate exploration, “The Last Repair Shop” invites viewers into a seemingly unassuming workshop, where miracles unfold as skilled technicians revive broken instruments, serving thousands of students in the Los Angeles Unified School District. ON THE POSITIVE IMPACT THE SHORT FILM HAS MADEBEN PROUDFOOT AND KRIS BOWERS:We are delighted to announce a $15 million capital campaign aimed at supporting the repair shop. Four individuals from the repair shop volunteered to participate, and their stories became the heart of the film. “The Last Repair Shop” is now available to watch on Disney+ and Hulu as well as on the Los Angeles Times’ YouTube channel and latimes.com, as part of the L.A. Times Short Docs series.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 14, 2024 04:16 UTC