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Louisiana Story (1948)

The idyllic life of a young Cajun boy and his pet raccoon is disrupted when the tranquility of the bayou is broken by an oil well drilling near his home.

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John H 12 May 2011

"Nanook" and "Aran" are compelling visions of man vs. nature. This is an oil propaganda picture, nothing more and nothing less.

Matt Bailey 13 May 2003

...the film has some of the most beautiful images I've ever seen in a movie yet, at the same time, some of the clunkiest, most awkwardly staged scenes I've ever seen outside of my high school's production of Oklahoma.

Thomas P 14 Feb 2008

Documentaries are always pilloried for how "true" they are. This isn't a story about an oil well, it's a picture of a way of life, and there it succeeds. Beautifully shot and very touching, it was financed by Standard Oil and certainly doesn't show them in a bad light. But they didn't ruin the bayou, the Corps of Engineers did. Lovely to watch, but I'd recommend Man of Aran or Nanook of the North over it.

Adam R 09 Aug 2008

I wish they'd build an oil well in my backyard.

Michael Sragow 25 Jan 2016

A powerful, swooning visualization of a wilderness childhood.