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A documentary that follows three brothers as they discover the scenes of late-night New Orleans.
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| Cinemalogue.comTodd JorgensonWithout offering much context or addressing obvious social issues, it's an evocative tribute to its setting and to childhood innocence. |
| Times-PicayuneMike ScottA lovely, lyrical film that wondrously captures a very specific time and place -- that is, New Orleans at night, as seen through the eyes of a child. |
| About.comJennifer MerinWith wide-eyed wonder, three young brothers are charmed by New Orleans' spectacular nightlife for the first time. |
| The WashingtonianIan BuckwalterShooting in what sometimes approximates a semi-inebriated haze, and emphasizing the overlapping of diverse sounds coming from different quarters, Tchoupitoulas almost does manage to transcend the sight and sound limitations of cinema. |
| Village VoiceAlan ScherstuhlBill and Turner Ross - the directors, producers, camera operators, and troublemakers behind Tchoupitoulas - could do posterity a service if they simply resigned themselves to replicating this one-night-in–New Orleans documentary for each of the world's great cities. |
| Los Angeles TimesSheri LindenTchoupitoulas is a jewel-bright whoosh of a ride through nighttime New Orleans. |
| Shockya.comBrent SimonTchoupitoulas feels like a cinematic exercise grasping blindly for reason and statement -- a beautifully crafted paragraph in search of a topic sentence. |
| IndiewireEric KohnWhereas "45365" took the form of a scattered collage, with disconnected events and a vast ensemble of characters stitched together to represent a year of activity, Tchoupitalas brings greater clarity to a similarly diffuse canvas by situating it around a trio of innocent observers. |
| The New York TimesA.O. ScottTchoupitoulas does explore the border between innocence and experience. 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. |
| VarietyEddie CockrellFilmed over the course of nine months' worth of night shoots, the resulting coverage is hypnotically immersive. |