Lily Keber is a renowned filmmaker, whose professional trajectory has been marked by the creation of several thought-provoking documentaries that have garnered significant attention within the industry and among audiences alike.
Her most notable works include Bayou Maharajah, a critically acclaimed documentary that premiered in 2013, which delves into the life and legacy of James Carroll, a New Orleans pianist and composer who was instrumental in shaping the city's unique musical identity.
In addition to Bayou Maharajah, Keber has also made a significant impact with her work on Trumbo, a 2015 biographical drama film that explores the life and career of Dalton Trumbo, a prominent American screenwriter and novelist who was blacklisted during the Red Scare of the 1940s and 1950s.
Furthermore, Keber's 2018 documentary, Buckjumping, has also received widespread critical acclaim, offering a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the lives of young people growing up in New Orleans, as they navigate the complexities of poverty, violence, and social inequality in their city.
