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Katrina: Come Hell and High Water | Sneak Peek | Netflix
This is the story of a brutal coastal hurricane turned cataclysm through human error and neglect. Over the course of a gripping and emotional three episodes, the people of New Orleans recount their past, lay bare their present and lean into the future of what they and their beloved city survived and have become 20 years later. The series sets the stage for a tragedy - whose man-made elements expose the systemic governmental neglect that led to the city being defenseless in the face of the storm - and Katrina's devastating impact that irreparably changed New Orleans. Detailed, harrowing and triumphant first-person accounts and never-before-seen archive footage illustrate the magnitude of Katrina, the aftermath of the levees breaking and the bungled recovery. From executive producer Spike Lee and the team that brought you the Emmy and Peabody award-winning series When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts, Katrina: Come Hell and High Water puts you in the eye of the storm and elucidates how that storm still rages 20 years later.
Watch on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81676596
KATRINA: COME HELL AND HIGH WATER
Release Date: August 27, 2025
Showrunner/Producer: Alisa Payne
Directors: Geeta Gandbhir (101), Samantha Knowles (102), Spike Lee (103)
Executive Produces: Spike Lee, Sam Pollard, Geeta Gandbhir
Synopsis: This is the story of a brutal coastal hurricane turned cataclysmic through human error and neglect. Over the course of a gripping and emotional three episodes, the people of New Orleans recount their past, extoll their present and lean into the future of what they and their beloved city survived and have become 20 years later. The series sets the stage for a tragedy - whose man-made elements expose the systemic governmental neglect that led to the city being defenseless in the face of the storm - and Katrina's devastating impact that changed New Orleans irreparably. Detailed, harrowing and triumphant first-person accounts and never before seen archive illustrate the magnitude of Katrina, the aftermath of the levees breaking and the bungled recovery. From executive producer Spike Lee and the team that brought you the Emmy and Peabody award-winning series When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts, Katrina: Come Hell and High Water puts you in the eye of the storm and elucidates how that storm still rages 20 years later.
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