Nice work. This isn't like the typical cheesey tourist video. It's very personal and shows how a realistic account of life post-Katrina. Kudos to the film maker for not cheapening New Orleans.
I had the pleasure of working with David Aman this summer when he visited France. His New Orleans Food Stories are an important way of holding on to that wonderful civility at the table. Thanks for sharing this!
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Nice work. This isn't like the typical cheesey tourist video. It's very personal and shows how a realistic account of life post-Katrina. Kudos to the film maker for not cheapening New Orleans.
I had the pleasure of working with David Aman this summer when he visited France. His New Orleans Food Stories are an important way of holding on to that wonderful civility at the table. Thanks for sharing this!
This is a beautiful story and well worth telling. Great photography work. Thanks
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