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After Katrina: Rebuilding St. Bernard Parish
22 minutes Documentary / Educational / Special Interest
A sensitive elegy to a working-class community's destroyed neighborhood and its passionate commitment to rebuild in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
Intended Audience: Family
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Months after Hurricane Katrina barreled through New Orleans, the reality of what returning residents faced was tremendously misreported. This documentary focuses on the challenges and hardships of residents returning to St. Bernard Parish and the devastation that awaits them. An entire community was destroyed under the floods after the levees burst, displacing many thousands of families. With little government organization, slow relief, and abundant confusion, residents struggled recover.
- Directed by: Adam Finberg
- Written by: Unknown
- Produced by: Myra Spence, Adam Finberg
- Run Time: 22 minutes
- Release Date: 2006
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Country:
United States of America
- Intended Audience: family
Directed by
Adam Finberg
Written by Unknown
Produced by Myra Spence, Adam Finberg
Cast
Written by Unknown
Produced by Myra Spence, Adam Finberg
Cast
Crew