Operation Bootstrap
Operation Bootstrap, a non-profit community-based organization, was founded in October 1965, just two months after the Watts rebellion, as a response to a neighborhood in distress. The 1968 documentary captures Bootstrap’s mission of economic development with scenes of women and men training for a range of employment opportunities including how to operate power sewing machines for work in the local garment factory, to the new technologies of the day, the IBM keypunch machines. Especially engaging are the scenes of “sensitivity sessions” hosted by the organization, where black and white Angelenos debate issues of race and racism in 1960s America. The film’s cinéma-vérité style allows for a certain closeness with its subject and allows for a precious time capsule glimpse into this vibrant and struggling community.
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- Released
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- Language
- English
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Release dates
United StatesUS
- Theatrical1 Jan 1968
Frequently asked questions
- When was Operation Bootstrap released?
- Operation Bootstrap was released on 1 January 1968.
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- Who directed Operation Bootstrap?
- Operation Bootstrap (1968) was directed by Charles Carey.
- How long is Operation Bootstrap?
- Operation Bootstrap runs for 58m.











