'All The Walls Came Down'

When filmmaker Ondi Timoner lost her home and decades of work in the Eaton Fire, she documented her personal devastation and the crisis unfolding around her — where Black and Latino families in Altadena faced systemic pressure to abandon generational homes, exposing the deep inequities that surface when disaster strikes.

The first film of its kind about these fires, 'All The Walls Came Down' follows activist Heavenly Hughes and their community as they rally in solidarity, revealing remarkable resilience amidst climate catastrophe.

The film is part of L.A. Times Short Docs, a series featuring original filmmaking with a West Coast perspective.