The Whole Gritty City (2013)
Directed by Richard Barber, Andre Lambertson
Documentary / Music
The Whole Gritty City (2013)
Film Synopsis
Each year, Mardi Gras is marked in New Orleans, Louisiana, by two weeks of festivities that enliven the whole town. New Orleans has a reputation as the most dangerous and deprived of the United States, but for those who organise the flamboyant musical parades it is a chance to rescue the youngsters from a life of penury and crime. Mardi Gras is more than a celebration, it is an opportunity to liberate those who live on the margins and help them find their way to a better life...© James Travers
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- Director: Richard Barber, Andre Lambertson
- Photo: Andre Lambertson
- Cast: Bruce Davenport Jr. (Himself), Kirk Dugar Jr. (Himself), Brandon Franklin (Himself), Jazz Henry (Herself), Lonzie Jackson (Himself), Christopher Lee (Himself), Wilbert Rawlins Jr. (Himself), Lawrence Rawlins (Himself), Dinerral Shavers (Himself (archive footage)), Jarett Shorts (Himself), Derrick Tabb (Himself), Jaron Williams (Himself)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Support: Color
- Runtime: 89 min
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