Mr. Okra (Documentary Trailer)

(This film was created/produced by Nom de Guerre Films http://nomdeguerre.tv - it is provided here to help promote the film, Mr. Okra, New Orleans & its culture)

A true New Orleans character ...almost anyone who lives in New Orleans has heard of "The Okra Man" - in fact, most have heard him in the early morning chanting his way through the neighbourhood; "I got cucumbers, I got watermelon, I got fresh peaches..." and probably have bought fresh fruit and vegetables from him.
Mr. Okra, (aka Arthur Robinson) the itinerant New Orleans produce vendor, is the subject and name of a new documentary film from executive producer Andre Jones and director T.G. Herrington of Nom de Guerre Films http://nomdeguerre.tv/.
"Beyond the clichés of Bourbon Street, amid the decadence and decay of one of Americas most unique cities, Mr. Okra is a character from another time. His is an analog world, in a digital age.
This is an intimate look at one of New Orleans most colorful characters, one of the characters that makes New Orleans such a special place Mr. Okra is a glimpse into the soul of an American city."

Watch the site for news of screenings in New Orleans and beyond as well as copies for purchase.
http://nomdeguerre.tv

Mr. Okra: Official Selection of the 2009 NYC Food Film Festival
Mr. Okra wins the Peroni Italy Audience Choice Award at the Third Annual NYC Food Film Festival 2009.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Okra Man
• New Orleans
• film
• NYC Food Film Festival
• Nom de Guerre Films
• Andre Jones
• T.G. Herrington
• documentary