Brett Fallentine

filmmaker

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Filmmaker behind the documentary 'Fire on the Hill: The Story of the Compton Cowboys,' which is currently raising funds with a Kickstarter campaign

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Brett Fallentine on KCRW

Southern California is an industrialized megalopolis, but its agricultural history continues in some unlikely places.

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Southern California is an industrialized megalopolis, but its agricultural history continues in some unlikely places.

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