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Tchoupitoulas (pronounced chop-il-TOOL-us) is a documentary by the Ross Brothers, set over the course of an evening in New Orleans....
Tchoupitoulas (pronounced chop-il-TOOL-us) is a documentary by the Ross Brothers, set over the course of an evening in New Orleans. The film follows 11-year-old aspiring flautist William and his two brothers, as they take in the lights and the music of the French Quarter.
"Three young boys act as our wide-eyed conduits to a parade of entertainers and revelers as they dance through the lamp lit streets and doorways of the Crescent City. From dusk to dawn, from Rampart to the river, we explore the lives and locales of one of the world's most unique cities. In moments, vignettes, performances, and exchanges, Tchoupitoulas is a kaleidoscopic odyssey into another side of New Orleans." (SXSW)
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83 %18 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
68 %372 reviewsAudience score rating
"A provocative fusion of documentary and dramatic elements."
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Variety
Variety"Even at this short running time, there's a looseness to the kaleidoscopic adventure that becomes slightly wearying."
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Time Out
Time Out"It is alive with the risk and curiosity of youth, and unapologetic in insisting that the pursuit of fun can be a profound and transformative experience."
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The New York Times
The New York Times"A jewel-bright whoosh of a ride through nighttime New Orleans."
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times"Two filmmaking brothers turn their cameras on a trio of siblings in an enjoyable, colorful tour through New Orleans nightlife."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood ReporterTchoupitoulas | Details
- Runtime
- 80
- Genre
- Documentary, Music
- Country of origin
- USA
