Review of Trouble the Water (2008) by Peter P — 14 Jul 2010
A sometimes shocking, often times heartbreaking documentary about Hurricane Katrina. There is some downright eye popping footage in this doc, not the least of which is the family forced to ride out the storm in their attic as the water levels chillingly continue to rise.
As we approach the five year anniversary of this event and as we face the continued challenges of rebuilding that area, and as we stare at a whole new obstacle in the gulf region, it really brings a moment of clarity to the forefront.
I challenge anyone to continue to compare the BP disaster (which certainly is devastating in different ways) to the sheer catastrophe against humanity that was Katrina. It will absolutely make you sick to your stomach if you value the good treatment of others.
I don't think many people in this country can fathom the level of poor that many of these people seen in this doc face on a daily basis. In the end, it's a strong example of determination and the human spirit.
This review of Trouble the Water (2008) was written by Peter P on 14 Jul 2010.
Trouble the Water has generally received very positive reviews.
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