Flood Streets

Name: Flood Streets
Genre: Drama
Released: 2011-04-11
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 7.9
Cast: Becky Stark, Joseph Meissner, Harry Shearer

2011
1 h 30 min

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Michelle Benoit, Ursaline Bryant, Lance E. Nichols, Glen Pitre, Harry Shearer, Becky Stark, Adella Gautier, Joseph Meissner, Brent Phillip Henry, Miceal Og O'Donnell, Melissa Hall, Asia Rainey, Aja Shattuck Becker, and Helen Krieger in Flood Streets (2011)

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA diverse group of New Orleans artists and musicians struggle to find meaning in their lives, work, and relationships one year after Katrina. A nuanced view of the city and its people, it sh... Ler tudoA diverse group of New Orleans artists and musicians struggle to find meaning in their lives, work, and relationships one year after Katrina. A nuanced view of the city and its people, it shows the changing landscape of New Orleans as it has never been seen before, dispelling the... Ler tudoA diverse group of New Orleans artists and musicians struggle to find meaning in their lives, work, and relationships one year after Katrina. A nuanced view of the city and its people, it shows the changing landscape of New Orleans as it has never been seen before, dispelling the stereotypes of Bourbon Street and Twenties' jazz to reveal the tragic, defiant, joyful ci... Ler tudo

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10/10

Down to earth and hilarious!

Funny, touching, and real. Flood Streets is about life as we know it. Maybe its because Joseph Meissner and Hellen Krieger first handedly experienced Katrina and its after effects, but Flood Streets really brought to life the characters who frantically try to take back their lives after the hurricane.

What I liked most about the movie is that it showed the side of New Orleans that news channels and non-profit organizations didn't show—the uncertainty of one's identity after the storm took everything away. While everyone else was focused on rebuilding homes and paving streets, the movie focuses on the more tender subject of rebuilding and paving one's daily life. Even for an outsider like me, the movie relays the concerns, struggles, and inner battles of the protagonists clearly.

But even while feeling these volatile emotions, I was laughing out loud. Being funny and dramatic is not hard, but to do it free of clichés is nearly impossible, and the couple pulled it off better than I could ask for. The movie has just the right amount of spice and emotion. Mesmerizing movie.