Let's Have a Riot

This experimental short film documents a protest that escalates into a riot. It captures the raw energy and chaos of civil unrest. The film focuses on the visceral experience of the events unfolding.

As an experimental documentary, 'Let's Have a Riot' was not widely reviewed in traditional critical outlets. Its impact is more often discussed in academic circles focusing on avant-garde cinema and protest movements.

• Praised for its unvarnished portrayal of protest.

• Noted for its experimental approach to documentary filmmaking.

• Considered a challenging but significant piece of socio-political art.

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Richard Serra, primarily known as a sculptor, made this film early in his career before becoming a prominent figure in the minimalist and conceptual art movements.