Tchoupitoulas

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Nik F @nikfort Feb 8 It really does capture the sounds and feel of nighttime in the French Quarter. If only there were smell-o-vision to capture the aromas (good and not so good) of the neighborhood. The youngest boy, William, is absolutely charming. The glimpses into the bars and burlesque shows were fun. It does capture the way music permeates every corner of New Orleans — especially the amazing street musicians. There really wasn’t a plot to it — just the impressions the boys had as they wandered the French Quarter for an entire night after missing the last ferry home. See more 07/23/2015 good documentary made me wanna go to new Orleans See more 11/30/2013 Part documentary and part guided narrative documentary - this movie explores both the curiosity of youth and the cultural uniqueness that is New Orleans after hours. Slowly paced and almost poetic visually, it is an interesting experimental film that really defies any genre. See more 05/12/2013 Having lived in New Orleans for two years added to my appreciation of this special documentary about three brothers. Viewers with little New Orleans background will lose many of the local references. This film tips its hat to the classic "Stand By Me," switching venues from Oregon to New Orleans. Instead of four friends who embark on an adventure, three brothers and their dog Buttercup cross the ferry from Algiers to the Crescent City and explore the bitter and the sweet of New Orleans by night. The fact that these are untrained actors makes the film with a loose plot all the more amazing. While not for everyone, this film's unusual aspects makes it particularly memorable See more 04/15/2013 Seen at Hot Docs 2012 See more 03/15/2013 A frequently wonderful mess. Three Algiers brothers cross over to NOLA and miss the ferry back in a one-of-a-kind all-night adventure. See more Read all reviews

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