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is a documentary look at the town of Paradise, Calif., and its struggle to recover from the devastating Camp fire of November 2018. The film focuses on both the personal stories of a few individual people and also larger systemic and infrastructure challenges. Released by National Geographic, the film is in virtual cinemas and limited theatrical engagements nationwide.
“To me, it broadens itself as a kind of case study in coping with these drastic, shocking changes,” said Howard. “Everything is so fluid and shifting right now. And I think that what the documentary offers is insight into what people undergoing that kind of really acute, cruel test — what that looks like. And it’s not just about the hours of trying to save your life or save the lives of your loved ones. It’s this long tale of struggle and upheaval.
Lincoln Else, the “Rebuilding Paradise” director of photography, films debris-strewn property in Paradise, Calif.
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