Meet Jeff, Maria, Vera, and Josie Davis. They're your regular American family going through a once in a 100-year pandemic. Watch as they dance, sing, paint, and vacation in their driveway, all to fight back the one thing more dangerous than the virus; despair.
Culled from nearly 200 hours of footage shot at the height of the pandemic in New Jersey, “The Art of Catastrophe” is an unprecedented and unflinching look at one family’s struggle for meaning amidst chaos. 35-minute run time. English subtitle version included with your purchase. Now streaming!
"The Art of Catastrophe" was an official selection of The New Filmmakers New York Film Festival, Idyllwild Film Festival, Overcome Film Festival, Lift off New York Festival, the Los Angeles Awareness Festival, and the Arizona Show Low Film Festival. It was nominated for a Jury Prize at The Overcome Film Festival and won "Best Doc Featurette" at Show Low and "The Humanitarian Film Award for a Documentary" at the Idyllwild Film Festival.
The Monmouth County New Jersey Historical Society has chosen "The Art of Catastrophe" for future preservation.
Additionally, the film was selected for the SOHO Film Fest programming on CUNY TV, a metro New York City cable channel.
