Spike Lee calls his four-hour documentary on Hurricane Katrina a requiem, which it is, but that only begins to describe it. Lee's work is big enough to allow for conflicting opinions though, in most cases, it isn't hard to discern where the filmmaker stands on the various controversies. Acts I and II deal with the predictions of the hurricane, the terrible storm and the immediate aftermath.

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