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ASIN: B0027EU2S2
Actor:
- Kimberly Rivers Roberts
- Scott Roberts
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Creator: Danny Glover (Producer)
Director:
- Tia Lessin
- Carl Deal
EAN: 0795975111836
Format:
- Anamorphic
- Color
- DVD
- NTSC
- Subtitled
- Widescreen
Label: Zeitgeist Films
Manufacturer: Zeitgeist Films
No. Of Items: 1
Package Dimensions:
- Height: 0.6 inches
- Length: 7.4 inches
- Width: 5.3 inches
- Weight: 0.05 pounds
Product Group: DVD
Publisher: Zeitgeist Films
Region Code: 1
Release Date: Aug 25, 2009
Running Time: 96 minutes
Sales Rank: 10119
Studio: Zeitgeist Films
Theatrical Release Date: 2008
UPC: 795975111836

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Studio: Zeitgeist Films Release Date: 08/25/2009 Run time: 96 minutes
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There have been other good films documenting the Hurricane Katrina disaster, but producer-directors Tia Lessin and Carl Deal’s Trouble the Water tells the story from a point of view that’s unusual, if not unique: from the inside out. That perspective is provided by Scott and Kimberly Roberts, a young couple from New Orleans’ Ninth Ward who are the central figures in this harrowing but ultimately uplifting drama. On August 28, 2005, two days before Katrina came to town, Kimberly (also an aspiring rapper whose stage name is Black Kold Madina), started shooting footage with her own video camera. “I’m showing… that we did have a world before the storm came,” she says, and she keeps at it even as the hurricane forces her, Scott, and other family members to hole up in the attic as the rain, wind, and floodwaters take their toll (“We’re truly under siege,” Kimberly reports. “We’re barely living up here”). They eventually find temporary refuge elsewhere, but two weeks later, having lost a grandmother and an uncle in the storm, the couple returns to their neighborhood, now accompanied by professional filmmakers. The images here are striking--not just their horror at seeing what’s become of their home, but also their delight at finding a couple of their dogs still alive, or Kimberly’s joy and relief as she recovers a photo of her mother, who died of AIDS when Kim was 13. And while one can certainly sense their despair, helplessness, and resignation (the government’s appallingly slow and inept response does not go unnoticed), there’s very little anger--even when the officers at a nearby Naval base, where there’s plenty of room, turn them away--and a surprising amount of optimism. “I’m still here,” Kimberly says, “looking for a better tomorrow.” Spike Lee’s When the Levees Broke remains the definitive and most comprehensive Katrina documentary, but for a more personal approach, Trouble the Water (which includes several of Roberts’ hardcore, profanity-laced raps on the soundtrack) is highly recommended. --Sam Graham
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5 out of 5 stars Excellent Doc!
13 people found this review helpful.
Trouble the Water deserves all of the hype surrounding it: Sundance, Gotham Awards, the Academy Awards-- these nominations and wins came for a reason. I saw a free screening of this film in Central Park where the filmmakers, distribution company, and the subjects of the documentary came to promote the film to an audience that normally wouldn't be exposed to independent documentaries. The reception of the film was incredible, and the documentary itself was very moving. It really gives a human face and a closer look at Katrina other than the news footage seen on TV at the time. Zeitgeist films picked up the documentary World Cinema Documentary winner from this year's Sundance and after catching a preview screening I can say that this is a company that knows how to pick its documentaries. Afghan Star, which follows four competitors competing on Afghanistan's Pop Idol competition, is being released in late June. Keep an eye out for this documentary-- the public is finally getting more access to these incredible films that are not only entertaining but also educational!

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5 out of 5 stars Amazing and graceful.
11 people found this review helpful.
Kimberly...God bless you and your family. Thank you for having the courage to speak the truth and be a witness to the facts. Every American should watch this film. The only thing more beautiful than Kimberly's heart are her rhymes. I will be buying your CD as soon as I get paid. May God always smile when He says your name. Peace.

P.S.

This film is currently being shown on HBO and HBO On Demand. The review is for the HBO airing in April 2009.

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5 out of 5 stars Eye-opening and moving doc
9 people found this review helpful.
I saw Trouble the Water at a packed screening a couple months ago. As someone who doesn't know anyone directly affected by Hurricane Katrina, I found the film to be very eye-opening, even though I had already seen Spike Lee's "When the Levees Broke." The film includes haunting amateur video from Kim Roberts as she and her husband Scott stay in New Orleans while the hurricane hits. The film's story does not stop with the end of the hurricane. Rather, the storm is just the beginning. Filmmakers Tia Lessin and Carl Deal follow Kim and Scott on their journey out of New Orleans (and back again), as they share their story, deal with the tragedy and loss caused by the storm, and begin a new life. Kim is the true star the film, a talented aspiring rapper who proves herself as a hero by helping her family, friends, and neighbors, survive the storm and its devastation. I would highly recommend this film to everyone, whether you were affected by Katrina or know little about it.

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5 out of 5 stars My lord if this doesn't make us want to change nothing will
4 people found this review helpful.
I live in Colorado. About a week before Katrina, I visited New Orleans for only the second time in my life, as an absolute tourist, with a daughter and two grandsons, and for the second time fell in love with a city that was so mixed, so mixed up, and so totally unforgettable that it both captured and broke my heart. And that was before Katrina mind you. Watching Trouble the Water, the truest, most REAL documentary I have ever seen (and I've seen alot of them) brought back all the feelings of utter devastation we experienced as we watched the "news" coverage during and after the worst natural AND man-made disaster in our country in my memory. It was a terrible moment in our history and the repercussions continue today for thousands. Hearing the story re-told by Kimberly Roberts brings to mind all the clichés - moving, horrifying, unbelievable, etc. My heart sank as she pulled on the face mask to enter the house in the Lower 9th Ward in search of her uncle. Yes, he was dead. Yes, it was two weeks after the levees broke and no, no "authorities" had been through their neighborhood. Yet her story and personal film footage (yes, she IS essentially a born "journalist", especially evident in her outrageously honest, astute, and poetic lyrics), and that of her friends, neighbors and family transcend cliché, and make hope tangible. And I don't mean to imply she was the only person making an effort above and beyond; Brian, Scott, Larry, and so many others all deserve respect, and also the means to carry on - something way more useful than medals. Kudos to the official "filmmakers" for understanding all of that, and simply keeping the cameras rolling.

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5

5 out of 5 stars written after seeing premiere of film
4 people found this review helpful.
Good evening to you - just saw your film tonight, had the honor to shake your hand. Wanted to say that having studied documentary film and made a couple of small ones, the integrity with which you approached this and let us get to know Kim and her family was astounding. I cried and laughed and was enriched. Thank you for telling her story and most of all spreading the word by traveling with the film. I heard about your film through an independent film newsletter. In October, I'll be in Houma, LA helping them raise awareness about saving the wetlands at the Voice of the Wetlands festival and I'll be sure to spread the word of Trouble the Water. Amazing job and I hope you are taking pride in your work, because you deserve it. I love the people of Louisiana and it's wonderful to see someone standing up for them. I'll keep an eye out for when you distribute this on DVD and I'm planning to buy copies for many friends and family. Congratulations and thank you for opening my heart.

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5

5 out of 5 stars An important historical document
4 people found this review helpful.
I saw Trouble the Water in Des Moines, Iowa, and I have to thank the filmmakers for creating such an important historical document. It was really quite an experience to see this film--I think Trouble the Water is a great service to the world. Trouble the Water is truly an American classic--and documents an important view of what happened to so many people and animals in Katrina. This documentary is raw, gritty, up close and personal--yet has all of humanity in it. There are so many sequences in this film that remain indelibly impresssed into my psyche--but one in particular still haunts me to this day. It is an audio recording of a woman calling 911 after Katrina has hit. She is trapped in her house--I think in the attic or on the roof--and the 911 operator tells her there is no one to help her. The woman says "What am I supposed to do--just die?" in the saddest, most plaintive tone of voice I have ever heard. It is a heartbreaking moment, revealing all that failed during this national tragedy, in the most deeply personal way. I think everyone should see this movie--you will not be the same once you do.

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4 out of 5 stars MUST SEE!
3 people found this review helpful.
The winner at this year's AFI Silverdocs and Full Frame Film Festival, this extraordinary film literally puts you in the eye of the storm known as Katrina using footage taken firsthand by Kimberly Roberts and her husband Scott-who happened to be residents of the ill-fated 9th Ward. The back story is amazing. Carl & Tia (who previously worked with Michael Moore) were filming in Alexandria, La when they happened upon Kim & Scott who had gone there when they were finally able to retreat from the storm. It seems that shortly before the rain and wind hit, Kim had purchased a camera for $20 on the streets of New Orleans and, instead of filming family events, turned her camera onto the devastation about to hit her neighborhood. Although totally unfamiliar with the camera, she managed to capture the harrowing experience that destroyed her community. Its utter rawness actually gives you a "You Are There" account that no poor Weather Channel reporter could ever convey! You are there as the Scotts' camera trains on the untouched neighborhood, on the initial raindrops, on the flooded streets below the attic where they and other folks were huddled, on the desperate 911 call where their pleas for rescue went for naught because no one was able/willing to rescue them, on the destruction of the 9th Ward after the rains had subsided. All along, Kim gives commentary that only adds to the terror of her surroundings. Although the battery power lasted only 30 minutes during the storm, there is enough pre and post hurricane footage to give the audience the full human impact that no one else could ever provide. Interspersed, Carl & Tia have provided the professional footage of the news reports and interviews that everyone across the country were receiving. After the waters had subsided, Kim and her camera walk the deserted streets. You follow Kim as she happens upon a house holding the remains of a homeless man she happened upon, and warned, just hours before the storm hit. And you are witness to the utter abandonment by their Government-especially after over 100,000 residents were unable to evacuate the city before Katrina hit the shores of Louisiana. (Scott remarks that they felt like they weren't U.S. citizens!) You follow them to a deserted Navy base where there are hundreds of unused beds, but, incredibly, they are turned away by sailors with M-16's. (You later learn that these same soldiers received Presidential commendations for their work in the city in the aftermath!) You watch as they are forced to take up residence in their old school-where their bed is made by pushing desks together. You come to realize what it was like to live in the shoes of the survivors that the news reports could never convey. As depressing as all this sounds, the film is ultimately uplifting and hopeful as it speaks volumes on the capability and fortitude of the human spirit. Kim has gone onto a singing career as a rap artist (as Black Kold Madina) and has even started a recording company (Her on screen performance of one song is quite inspiring and three of her songs grace the soundtrack.) Scott felt the need to do meaningful work and has succeeded in helping to rebuild his community-instead, as he says, of making drinks in a French Quarter bar. A small quibble: The filmmakers have correctly supplied subtitles for the heaviest accented New Orleaneans. I had just wished they had used it more as a lot of Kim's narration is indecipherable. Other than that, this is one powerful doc that is deservedly generating glowing reviews (currently 47 out of 48 critic approval on Rotten Tomatoes). One interesting side note: When the Scotts attended this year's Sundance Film Festival they attended the premiere on January 20th. Kim gave birth in Park City the next day: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The film was bought by HBO and will be shown sometime next year. In the meantime, it has opened in limited release around the country. On Friday, October 31st, it will open at The Charles Theater in Baltimore. Considering the short screening life of documentaries in most theaters, I strongly behoove you to get your behind to the nearest theater it arrives in it as soon as possible to witness this astounding film on the big screen. (from:JAY BERG'S CINEMA DIARY [...])

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5 out of 5 stars The most honest Katrina story so far...
2 people found this review helpful.
With all due respect for Spike Lee's magnificent "When the Levees Broke", directors Tia Lessin & Carl Deal have produced an account of Katrina that is at once profound and exhilarating in it's straightforwardness. They had not set out to make the final film; it was when they met Kimberly and Scott Roberts that their idea took a different turn. The Roberts' home video footage during the storm and its aftermath is amazing and quite disturbing. Kim does the most talking here, articulating the horrors and sadness without giving in to despair nor noticeable frustration. She speaks intelligently and sensibly, giving a first-hand account of survival. Kim spares no denial of the crime, drugs and poverty, but provides honest and sensitive comments regarding government ambivalence and pure ignorance. One must see the film to genuinely feel the pain. Many reviewers have already gone into detail about elements of the film, so I'll simply recommend this film highly. DVD extras are plentiful; lots of generous interviews and discussions. The directors have presented a powerful documentary, but I have no end of admiration for the Roberts' contribution. Not enough was said about their friend, Larry, a true hero.

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5

4 out of 5 stars Objectively Interesting
1 person found this review helpful.
This isn't a film that you can really put all the weight into the filming quality or storyline quality, but it offers a very rare insight into the plight of Katrina to those that couldn't evacuate New Orleans. The picture quality at times can be a nuisance because of the shaking camera, and at times the documentary feels very dry in it's delivery. Overall an interesting movie that will leave you thinking about New Orleans and Katrina in a different light.

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5 out of 5 stars Must See Film
1 person found this review helpful.
Trouble the Water is a MUST SEE FILM! I have viewed it many times and have shown it many friends and family members. Every single person I share this film with walks away changed. The in-time footage is breathtaking, the courage and kindness of the people during and after the storm is inspiring and the response of the government to this disaster is eye-opening! After watching Trouble the Water, you may be writing a check for the good people of New Orleans as I did, or at least you will be calling your friends and insisting they watch! Excellent film! Five Stars!

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