Nola

In Nola, Fermin Muguruza travels to New Orleans to record an album titled Irun Meets New Orleans. He adapts eight songs from his career to reflect the local sounds, while also performing two iconic classics from the city. This documentary captures the essence of New Orleans music and its artists, featuring prominent figures like the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, bounce rapper Katey Red, and collaborators such as Galactic, Dr. John, and Trombone Shorty.

The film serves not only as a musical journey but also as a reflection on the impact of Hurricane Katrina on the local community, providing a poignant look at the city's recovery and its enduring spirit. Collectors interested in music documentaries, especially those that highlight the interplay between cultures and musical styles, may find Nola a compelling addition to their collection. Its focus on New Orleans' rich musical legacy, coupled with the artistic contributions of Fermin Muguruza, makes this film a noteworthy exploration of post-Katrina life in the city.