Halyna Hutchins | Mother visits cinematographer's grave on 2-year anniversary of movie set shooting

The mother of cinematographer Halina Hutchins traveled from Ukraine to Hollywood to lay flowers on her daughter's grave. It has been two years now since she was killed on a movie set in New Mexico. Eyewitness News reporter Amy Powell has more. Bouquets of flowers cover Halina Hutchins' grave at a Hollywood cemetery. It has been exactly two years since she was killed on a New Mexico movie set. Hutchins' mother, Olga, making a long journey from the family's home in Ukraine to Los Angeles to mark the anniversary of her daughter's tragic death. It's too much, it's too much, it's too much. Hutchins' family members have filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking answers about the fatal shooting on the set of the movie Rust. There's a family here that is hurting, is in pain, is suffering. Hutchins was the cinematographer for the Western starring Alec Baldwin, a co-producer of the film. They were rehearsing a scene on the Santa Fe set. Baldwin was pointing a gun at the camera when it went off, firing a live round, killing Hutchins and wounding director Joel Souza. Baldwin has maintained that he did not pull the trigger. The film's armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering. She is set to go on trial in February. Earlier this year, involuntary manslaughter charges against Baldwin were dropped, but prosecutors say additional facts have come to light and the actor may be recharged. Allred says she will continue to seek justice for Hutchins' parents and her sister. There was a real human being here who was shot to death that day. And we're always gonna remember Helena. Special prosecutors in New Mexico say their investigation has churned up new information that they believe gives them grounds to recharge Baldwin, a grand jury is expected to hear the case in the next couple of months. Amy Powell, ABC7 Eyewitness News.