The movie Desert Bayou explores the complexities of race, poverty, politics, and religion as 600 Hurricane Katrina evacuees from New Orleans are relocated to a remote military base in Utah, leading to a series of astonishing interactions with government officials, the military, local residents, and a Jewish rabbi.
Desert Bayou
As a makeshift community forms on a distant military base, 600 Hurricane Katrina evacuees from New Orleans must confront the harsh realities of race, poverty, and social inequality as they struggle to rebuild their lives.
