A detour outside of New Orleans and into the culturally-rich communities, traditions, and stories of rural Louisiana. Cajun, creole, and in between, this block celebrates the diversity of our state. Featuring LE BOULANGER, JESUS IS THE VACCINE, FLAT TOWN, BOUCHERIE, UNDER THE KNIFE OVERCOMING BOUNDARIES,&nbsp;and CALIFORNIA CREOLE.﻿Runtime: 67 minutes <img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/8b1e742d537d135b6f3a36946fe4c2ca.png" width="800">

Winner of NOFF2020 Reel South Award A story of an immigrant making a home for his family and using his talents as a french baker to start a business in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Le Boulanger

A story of an immigrant making a home for his family and using his talents as a french baker to start a business in Lafayette, Louisiana.

For the first time in generations, churches are unable to hold public services because of the coronavirus. In the small Louisiana fishing community of Dulac, one Catholic priest learns to adapt.

Jesus Is the Vaccine

For the first time in generations, churches are unable to hold public services because of the coronavirus. In the small Louisiana fishing community of Dulac, one Catholic priest learns to adapt.

In rural Louisiana, the long-held Cajun ritual of communal hog butchery – known as "boucherie" – is a dying tradition. One group of younger men are fighting to keep it alive.

Boucherie

In rural Louisiana, the long-held Cajun ritual of communal hog butchery – known as "boucherie" – is a dying tradition. One group of younger men are fighting to keep it alive.

A walk through Richmond, CA with Andre Thierry— Grammy nominated Zydeco and Soul artist— as he discusses his family migration from Louisiana to the Bay Area, and how Zydeco shaped his life in California.

California Creole

A walk through Richmond, CA with Andre Thierry— Grammy nominated Zydeco and Soul artist— as he discusses his family migration from Louisiana to the Bay Area, and how Zydeco shaped his life in California.

Under The Knife Overcoming Boundaries is a short documentary about a young, up-and-coming Nicholls State University student with an interesting narrative: while being legally blind, a double lung transplant recipient, and diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, he is studying at John Folse Culinary Institute to become a chef.

Under the Knife Overcoming Boundaries

Under The Knife Overcoming Boundaries is a short documentary about a young, up-and-coming Nicholls State University student with an interesting narrative: while being legally blind, a double lung transplant recipient, and diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, he is studying at John Folse Culinary Institute to become a chef.

A small Cajun town in rural Louisiana holds an annual exhibition football game between the majority-Black public school and majority-White private school, called the Tee Cotton Bowl. This meditative small town portrait examines segregation, and a range of perspectives on the game, and whether in 2019, it should continue to be celebrated as it is.

Flat Town

A small Cajun town in rural Louisiana holds an annual exhibition football game between the majority-Black public school and majority-White private school, called the Tee Cotton Bowl. This meditative small town portrait examines segregation, and a range of perspectives on the game, and whether in 2019, it should continue to be celebrated as it is.

QA: Shorts - "Small Town Louisiana"

Louisiana Shorts 2: Small Town Louisiana

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