cwintermeyer

Incredibly well done with candid interviews and compelling (often heartbreaking) personal stories. I especially enjoyed the interviews with General Russel Honoré, whom I consider a hero. Without his exceptional leadership, compassion and common sense, the aftermath of Katrina would unquestionably have been far more devastating. I was surprised that Ray Nagin was portrayed in a relatively positive light, considering how badly that fuckwad managed the crisis.

Nickg24

Harrowing and heartbreaking to see the suffering endured by all those people.

Idek

More balanced, and perhaps more cautious in its judgments, than a similar Netflix documentary.