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The film ultimately is too tedious and meandering to have the desired impact, with its subject matter more appropriate for a short newsmagazine segment than a feature length documentary. September 10, 2007
The film ultimately is too tedious and meandering to have the desired impact, with its subject matter more appropriate for a short newsmagazine segment than a feature length documentary.
Frank Scheck
This verite digital video about coping with natural disaster contains exotic characters, tragic hardships, bureaucratic indifference, inner demons and the birth of a crack baby. August 31, 2007 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
This verite digital video about coping with natural disaster contains exotic characters, tragic hardships, bureaucratic indifference, inner demons and the birth of a crack baby.
Bill Stamets
Ashley Sabin and David Redmon's gently observational videography and editing let the story emerge without any controlling structure or narration... August 31, 2007 | Full Review…
Ashley Sabin and David Redmon's gently observational videography and editing let the story emerge without any controlling structure or narration...
Fred Camper
For a much more micro look at the storm's impact upon a small band of New Orleans eccentrics, there's David Redmon and Ashley Sabin's Kamp Katrina. August 30, 2007 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
For a much more micro look at the storm's impact upon a small band of New Orleans eccentrics, there's David Redmon and Ashley Sabin's Kamp Katrina.
Maureen M. Hart
A touching documentary by Ashley Sabin and David Redmon, introduces us to [residents] of the makeshift Kamp Katrina. August 24, 2007 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
A touching documentary by Ashley Sabin and David Redmon, introduces us to [residents] of the makeshift Kamp Katrina.
V.A. Musetto
Stirring and lurid in equal measure, the film is compelling in its details but queasily detached: verit verging on exploitation. August 21, 2007 | Full Review…
Stirring and lurid in equal measure, the film is compelling in its details but queasily detached: verit verging on exploitation.
Nathan Lee
An eye-opening expose' welcoming white Americans to the Third World. August 25, 2007 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
An eye-opening expose' welcoming white Americans to the Third World.
Kam Williams
Ashley Sabin and David Redmon's bittersweet film documents the efforts of two New Orleans natives to help their beloved city heal from Hurricane Katrina's devastation. August 22, 2007 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Ashley Sabin and David Redmon's bittersweet film documents the efforts of two New Orleans natives to help their beloved city heal from Hurricane Katrina's devastation.
Maitland McDonagh
The film is ungainly and lacks for focus, not unlike its subjects, but it has a heart as big as the Mississippi and believes in the future of New Orleans and its people. August 20, 2007 | Rating: 2.5/4
The film is ungainly and lacks for focus, not unlike its subjects, but it has a heart as big as the Mississippi and believes in the future of New Orleans and its people.
Ed Gonzalez
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