2022 New Orleans Film Festival

Sync Up Cinema Presents: Empowering Storytellers

Expired November 14, 2022 5:59 AM
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4 films in package
Homeless NOLA
Out of desperation, a woman seeks the help of a Kabbalist priestess, as she is on run from her violent husband.
Once Upon A Time In New Orleans: Sacred Rhythms
Indigenous Tribal Storyteller GrayHawk Perkins accompanies fellow Louisiana musicians and cultural bearers Wendell Brunious and Luther Gray as they reflect upon representation and the interconnectedness of sacred rhythms that evolved to what is now known as New Orleans style music.
People Are Trees
A New Orleans native and recent homeowner gains a unique look at the issue of gentrification when her decision to cut down a tree in her front yard raises questions from her neighbors and long-time residents of the community.
Ode to Ota Benga
Ota Benga was forced into enslavement throughout his lifetime. One family tried to make him a home here in his captive country. This is their story.

Made with support from NOVAC, these short documentaries by first-time New Orleans filmmakers explore the question, "What is home?"

Indigenous Tribal Storyteller GrayHawk Perkins accompanies fellow Louisiana musicians and cultural bearers Wendell Brunious and Luther Gray as they reflect upon representation and the interconnectedness of sacred rhythms that evolved to what is now known as New Orleans style music.

  • Year
    2022
  • Runtime
    6 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    Julie Holman
  • Screenwriter
    Grayhawk, Julie Holman
  • Producer
    Bianca Siplin
  • Cinematographer
    Alejandro de los Rios
  • Editor
    Alejandro de los Rios
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