The Ninth Ward and Character Development

People can learn responsibilities through experience, experience is wonderful, or tragic. In the 9th arrondissement of Jewell Parker Rhodes, 12-year-old Lanesha demonstrates her growth by safely bringing her and other people into a deadly storm. When her living grandmother grows up and takes care of her, Lanesha will learn to take care of himself and others. This importance shows that she has changed from a girl to a young woman. Hurricane Katrina is approaching New Orleans, Louisiana. It includes the 9th districts where Ranjasa and its guardian Mama Yaya live.

District 9 is the geographical area of ​​New Orleans. It is the largest district in New Orleans, the eastern part of the city. The ninth section consists of three blocks, divided into three districts: the upper 9 sections, the lower 9 sections, and the eastern New Orleans area. The ninth district was originally a Cypress wetland, it became a low end of several plantations from Pontarin Lake to the Mississippi River. This area is always a wetland, there is a risk of flooding, historically many blacks and immigrants lived.

Today, some New Orleans communities, most notably in the next nine districts, are almost unmanned. Will it be handed over by developers, bulldozers and upscale people? Or is the residents of the city considered to be one of its biggest resources, and the spirit of independence prevails? The answer to these questions can take a long time. Producer by Spike Lee, Producer Sam Pollard, Cinematographer's Cliff Charles, Editors Geta Gandbhir, Nancy Novack, Composer Terence Blanchard, Offline Producer Butch Robinson. For HBO: Supervisor producer Jacqueline Glover and Executive Producer Sheila Nevins. Spike Lee movie and 40 acres of dice production film production