Alex LeMay's "Desert Bayou" offers an intriguing take on the post-Katrina diaspora of New Orleanians by focusing on the evacuation of 600 black survivors to Salt Lake City.

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Desert Bayou Detailing the experiences of about 600 Hurricane Katrina refugees from New Orleans being transplanted to, of all places, Salt Lake City, "Bayou" stands as an intriguing addition to ...

Desert BayouThere are few places whiter than Salt Lake City, but that didn’t prevent a sizable number of African-American New Orleanians from relocating there after Hurricane Katrina left them ...

Director Alex LeMay follows up 2004’s “ The Bulls of Suburbia ” with “ Desert Bayou,” a compelling documentary that details 600 African-American Hurricane Katrina evacuees who are ...

There are a million stories hiding behind the words “Hurricane Katrina”; Alex LeMay’s documentary “Desert Bayou” focuses on just two. In the aftermath of the August 2005 New Orleans ...

Alex LeMay’s Desert Bayou makes a fitting sequel to Spike Lee’s opus When the Levees Broke. The film opens by reprising the indelible and shameful tableaux of horrors that unspooled in the ...

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At this point, Desert Bayou becomes scatterbrained. Instead of continuing the fish-out-of-water story, it simply profiles two of the survivors and their families.

With critical acclaim and a growing buzz, Master P believes Desert Bayou has the potential to collect an Academy Award nomination.