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“We The Parents” chronicles the story of parents in Compton, who, in the face of a failing elementary school, used California’s fledgling “Parent Trigger” law to make major changes at McKinley Elementary School. Director James Takata is appearing at the film’s last screening in Los Angeles to take questions from the audience — click here for details.
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