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7. No Ward
11 months ago
No Ward is a short documentary about the forced migration of New Orleans residents to cities in Texas. The film juxtaposes the migrations that occurred as a result of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Hurricane Gustave in 2008.
funded by The Southwest Alternative Media project Emerging Filmmakers Fund
camera by Norvis Nance
sound mix by Vincent Wheeler
additional editing by Tracy Thompson
music by Cocorosie and FourTet
special thanks to:
all the interviewees, my mentor Sam Pollard, Talibah Newman, Harold Stewart, Nelson Nance, and Cheryle Washington who all helped out on the production. Also many thanks to SWAMP, the other mentors and filmmakers (mexican and american), and Mary Lampe.
funded by The Southwest Alternative Media project Emerging Filmmakers Fund
camera by Norvis Nance
sound mix by Vincent Wheeler
additional editing by Tracy Thompson
music by Cocorosie and FourTet
special thanks to:
all the interviewees, my mentor Sam Pollard, Talibah Newman, Harold Stewart, Nelson Nance, and Cheryle Washington who all helped out on the production. Also many thanks to SWAMP, the other mentors and filmmakers (mexican and american), and Mary Lampe.
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I love my children, and I'm grateful that my kids don't have these challenges, if they did I would hope that they would keep their innocence like her...
Great work!
An even handed and adult portrayal of the 'human condition' with, perhaps, just a glimmer of optimism.
You're presenting a true reflection of the effects of Katrina on real folks, not some watered down version or a crazy racist version.
But at the end of the day I know that the real problem or the solution doesn't come from the victims of Katrina. And whatever people direct to them should be directed towards Obama.