Showings

New showings

The Porch
Saturday, January 26, 6:00 p.m.
1943 Pauger Street, New Orleans

Chicago Cultural Center
Saturday, January 26, 1:35 p.m.
78 E. Washington, Chicago, 60602

AMC Magic Johnson, Crenshaw 15
Saturday, February 9, 1:45 p.m., Monday, February 11, 1:20 p.m.
4020 Marlton Avenue

Past showings

Global Peace Film Festival
September 27, 2007
CityArts 6:00 p.m.

New Orleans Film Festival
October 17, 2007
Canal Place, 7:00 p.m.

American Anthropological Association 107th Conference
November 29th, 2007
Washington D.C.

NEW ORLEANS PREMIERE! Free Showing
Sunday Aug. 26
Tremé Community Center, 7:00 pm
900 N. Villere

Parade
to the film, led by the Black Men
of Labor & the
Tremé Brass Band,
Starts at 5 pm at the Montana home,
1633 N. Villere (near St. Bernard)

The New Orleans’ premiere of TOOTIE’S LAST SUIT was made possible through the generous support and contributions of the following organizations and individuals:
The Mayor’s Office of the City of New Orleans
The Criminal Sheriff’s Office of the City of New Orleans
The Jazz and Heritage Foundation
The Tipitina’s Foundation
Park and Parkways of the City of New Orleans
The Treme Community Center
The Treme Brass Band
Black Men of Labor
Cochon
Restaurant August
Ruth's Chris Steak House
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
Abita
Whole Foods
Kentwood
Innovative Advertising
The Inmates of New Orleans Parish Prison
Sabrina Montana
Jerome Smith
Honorable C. Ray Nagin
Larry Barabino
Orleans Parish Criminal Sheriff Marlon Gusman
Ann McDonald
Ernest Collins
James Carter
Carl Washington
Fred Johnson
Noonie -Man
Don Marshall
Roland Van Kurnatowski
John Besh
Donald Link
Jay and Eileen Nix
Pat Smith
Troy Cox
Heidi Thiess
Christina Bradford
The Treme Center Staff: Chrystal, Doris, Chris, Peanut, and Melvin

Celebrate and honor Chief of Chiefs Tootie Montana at
the New Orleans premiere of “TOOTIE’S LAST SUIT,”
an award-winning film about Mardi Gras Indian Culture.
Members of Mardi Gras Indian Tribes will perform
after the film • food will be served

Click Here for flyer

Premiere
Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
April 13 • 9:45 a.m.
American Tobacco Campus (ATC), Durham, N.C.
Special Event
Victor “Fi-Yi-Yi” Harris of the Mandingo Warrior tribe, who appears
in the film, will lead a Mardi Gras Indian parade after the screening.

“Tootie’s Last Suit” will also screen at
The TriBeCa Film Festival in New York City,
May 3-6 at AMC 34th Street
Thursday, May 3 8:45 pm Theater 14: Seats 150
Friday, May 4 7:45 pm Theater 10: Seats 140
Saturday, May 5 1:00 pm Theater 13: Seats 409
Sunday, May 6 10:15 am Theater 10: Seats 140

Tootie, Super Sunday 2004