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Kamp Katrina

Directors: Ashley Sabin and David Redmon. Running times: 74 & 48 minutes (Plus extras). Myspace & Facebook
 
  • SXSW Emerging Visions
  • Independent Film Festival of Boston-Special Jury Award
  • Magnolia Film Festival-Best Documentary
  • Nashville Film Festival-Special Jury Award
  • MOMA special screening
  • Top of the List The Best of Editor's choice Booklist
  • Southern Film Circuit

Reviews

"Fascinating...Achieve[s] potent dramatic and emotional impact...Artful, beautiful visual flourishes." Joe Leydon, Variety

"Kamp Katrina is an urban platoon movie. Its setting looks like a combat zone..."  Stuart Klawans, The Nation

"The movie’s [a] portrait of New Orleans after the flood, a debris-strewn ghost town where human kindness is overflowing..." New York Times

"Poignant documentary captures beautifully and unflinchingly a harrowing breakdown of social order. The result is a slight little film with a remarkable generosity of spirit." New York Magazine

Description

Kamp Katrina, an award winning cinéma vérité documentary, follows a small group of people who have taken refuge in a garden transformed into a tent city by an extraordinary New Orleans couple, Ms. Pearl and her husband, David. Kamp Katrina focuses on the dialectic between madness and hope in their pursuit of stability.