Film Lens
In 'Stronger Than Carr', filmmaker Jason Head relocates his family to Redding, California, where they face the aftermath of the 2018 Carr Fire. This catastrophic event includes a fire tornado that destroys local neighborhoods. The film captures the experiences of residents as they navigate the destruction and begin to rebuild their lives.
Through interviews and firsthand accounts, the documentary presents the stories of community members in Northern California who come together to support each other. It emphasizes their determination to recover from the disaster and presents the strength of the local community in the face of adversity.
Why Watch
- •Meet Redding residents affected by the Carr Fire.
- •See the impact of a fire tornado on local neighborhoods.
- •Find out how the community supports each other after disaster.
Did You Know
•The Carr Fire occurred in 2018 and created a fire tornado.
•The film features interviews with residents of Northern California.
•Jason Head is both the director and a cast member of the film.
•The documentary has a runtime of 35 minutes.
Perfect For
California wildfiresCommunity rebuildingDisaster recovery stories