Two treats for fans of Spike Lee’s seminal film: an hour-long making-of from 1989, and a “20 years later” look back with cast & crew.
This is, as writer/director Spike Lee promises, “not one of those regular bullshit EPK things” – director St. Clair Bourne‘s documentary takes us inside the community in which the film was set, in which it was shot, and which it transformed:
The impact of Do The Right Thing, as discussed by cast and crew:
Bonus: deleted scenes!
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