Wednesday, October 12 2005, 23:28 BST
By James Welsh
Spike Lee will produce a documentary about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina for HBO.
Variety reports that the working title of the project is "When the Levee Broke," with all other details under wraps at this stage.
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