Cecile reconnects with the French of her childhood thanks to recently arrived Franco-African immigrants, like Trésor, seeking asylum in Cecile’s hometown of Lewiston, Maine. Cecile’s Franco roots tie her to the thousands of French-Canadians who came before her to power the local mills, and who suffered from decades of discrimination and oppression. As history repeats itself, Cecile and Trésor develop a close friendship that helps Cecile finally find her pride in being Franco-American.

The Intersection (Le Carrefour)

Voices of Renewal celebrates the modern revitalization movement for Louisiana Creole, which is an endangered language today spoken by around 5,000 people. Interviewing five voices across three generations, the documentary brings together contemporary activists for Louisiana Creole, who share their passion for keeping their language and culture alive. Featuring musical performances, poetry in Louisiana Creole (also called Kouri-vini), and heart-felt discussions around issues facing the language and culture today.

Voices of Renewal

When threatened with losing his home in New Orleans due to unpaid bills, Emmanuel (Lance E. Nichols) takes to the streets with his tambou drum to busk for money. With his grandson Junior (Christopher Robinson) in tow, Emmanuel navigates a changing New Orleans and seeks a path to stay in the city he calls home. Winner of the 2022 #CreateLouisiana French Culture Grant. With generous support from <img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/3bac033982b6861c81df6af4ed88d1c8.png" width="181"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/b6d54ec48b9df7fa654a2eb5b00a2f2d.png" width="121">

Tambou

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