“Kamp Katrina,” reviewed by Maitland McDonagh

Ashley Sabin and David Redmon’s bittersweet film documents the efforts of two New Orleans natives — eccentric “Miss Pearl” and her husband, David Cross — to help their beloved city heal from Hurricane Katrina’s devastation: They turn their small backyard into a temporary tent city for displaced locals, a motley group of underemployed and troubled fringe dwellers who, says Miss Pearl saucily, “don’t do it mainstream.” That proves an understatement. Read more