Ron Howard Talks Documentary Film 'Rebuilding Paradise' | One Small Step | NowThis

You might know Ron Howard for his blockbuster hits like 'Apollo 13' and 'The Da Vinci Code' - but now he's using film to give a human face to climate disasters like the California wildfires.
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We got the chance to chat with filmmaker Ron Howard about his latest documentary film which tackles issues like the climate crisis and wildfires in California.
In this One Small Step spotlight Lucy Biggers chats with Ron Howard about his new documentary, a Paradise California fire documentary called 'Rebuilding Paradise' which tells the story of Paradise California and how its residents moved forward after 95% of the town burned down in wildfires in 2018.
Howard shares about his personal connection to Paradise, and how it helped motivated him to do his first vérité documentary film - in which he gathered a team and they traveled to Paradise without any kind of storyline in mind. They talked with the people who lived there in the community and also with Paradise, CA firefighters.
Ron Howard says that climate change plays a huge factor into how severe the wildfires have become. Hear about how these fires are exacerbated by the climate crisis in this full Ron Howard interview.
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[@LadiesMan-bo2cc]

Humanity saddens me sometimes.

[@bonniejohnstone]

I was just talking to my daughter who graduated from Paradise High. My parents old home burned down, our old home, my Aunts home. The Cemetery where my parents and grandma are buried didn’t burn. It’s horrifying to see!

[@pohkeee]

We lost our home to a wildfire in 2012. I am struck by the analogy of the lingering “scar tissue”. Perhaps, that is the key of how communities bind themselves together by forming a web of wisdom from scar tissue...a truly “safe” social environment is forged in the fires of crisis and the realization that it’s from stepping back and seeing that a society’s lasting power comes from coordinating individual interests in a synergy that lays a foundation for all to flourish in a stable nourishing environment.

[@deutzallis6497]

Maybe go check unburnt roofs for nano aluminum from chem trails, sometimes aluminum mixed with certain materials is very flammable. Why weren't the trees all destroyed?

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