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This So-Called Disaster (2003) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is This So-Called Disaster about?

This So-Called Disaster is a documentary. Sam Shepard and his team prepare for the debut of his play, "The Late Henry Moss," in the weeks leading up to its production. Director Michael Almereyda captures rehearsals and discussions among the cast and crew. The film presents the challenges they face and the dynamics between Shepard and his collaborators. Candid moments reveal the dedication required to stage a new work in the theater world. The documentary runs for 89 minutes and was released in 2003.

When was This So-Called Disaster released?

This So-Called Disaster was released in 2003.

How long is This So-Called Disaster?

This So-Called Disaster has a runtime of 89 minutes.

What genre is This So-Called Disaster?

This So-Called Disaster is classified as Arts.

What topics does This So-Called Disaster cover?

This So-Called Disaster explores topics including theater.