My Louisiana Love

My Louisiana Love follows Monique Verdin as she returns to her roots in Southeast Louisiana, where her family faces the impact of man-made environmental crises. The documentary highlights the traditional practices of fishing, trapping, and hunting that are threatened by disasters like Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, and the BP oil spill. Monique's journey evolves into environmental activism as she documents her family's struggles to maintain their connection to the land amidst these challenges.

The film presents a poignant exploration of the complex relationship between the oil industry and the indigenous communities of the Mississippi Delta. Through her personal story, Monique navigates loss and the redefinition of home, offering viewers an intimate look into the resilience of her community. With a runtime of 65 minutes, this documentary is significant for those interested in environmental issues and indigenous rights.