My family lost 3 homes in the campfire. I moved to Paradise in the early 80's from SoCal. We had family there already so we would visit there 2 times a year as I grew up in the 70's. This documentary was very well done. Got to a lot of the heart of Paradise. I highly recommend. I cried many times ( I'm not a big crier) I highly recommend this

Ev you did a great job. Was hard to watch but at the same time a pleasure. As a former Paradisean I love how you captured the tragedy of the fire but also the will and strength of Paradise folk. That town helped sculp all of us and I am so proud of how you represented that. Shout out to Richie and Savanah, there brave kids and everyone who survived and are helping rebuild. I look forward to my next visit the the dice town and bringing my kids to the town that made there dad who he is. "G" hahaha

This documentary was very beautifully done and was obviously made FOR the survivors of the Camp Fire. It was personal, emotional and beautifully executed. Clearly a lot of care went into this film. It showed different perspectives of the survivors, from those who lost their homes and the very few that did not. It was a beautiful tribute to the strength of a community and how quickly life can change forever.