Spike Lee may revisit Katrina
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Spike Lee may not be done with Hurricane Katrina yet.
The director of the HBO miniseries “When the Levees Broke” said Thursday he’s considering visiting the area where Katrina struck again in the next 24 months for a potential follow-up to “Levees.”
“I’m going to go back, not just to New Orleans but to other areas affected, because it’s not over,” he said at Silverdocs, the AFI/Discovery Channel documentary fest in Silver Spring, Md., near Washington, D.C.
Lee also offered other bits about his own work. He said that his day-in-the-life documentary on Kobe Bryant would kick off the NBA season on ABC/ESPN this fall, while his documentary about Michael Jordan’s last season should be ready next year.
via: Hollywood Reporter
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