Hurricane Ian Documentary Trailer - Price of Paradise - Surviving Hurricane Ian 

Praying for your continued recovery. Have you been able to find shelter?

Premiers at the Sunscreen Film Festival on April 28th in St. Pete.

How can we watch? I live in Colorado and wanna watch. Will it be online?

Please keep us posted. We who survived want honest representation

@@WxChasing Will it be online? I want to watch it but wasn’t able to make it to the sunscreen film festival.

Your ancestors had coastlines not stripped of mangroves. They had storms not supercharged with the energy of global warming.

@@popeyegordon CAT 5 hurricanes were here before “global warming.” Stop acting like this is new. And water can flow through trees. Much of the devastation from Ian was from mobile homes and older construction. Newly up to code construction did just fine.

@@brianfl33916 I agree. People act like cat 5 storms are some new phenomenon. The coast in much more inhabited than the past. Hence you will have a greater threat for high property damage and death.

There is also no cure for the stupid of leaving every time surge is predicted when only one of 20 warnings hits your home. Your trolling is the stupidest.

No need for comments like that. If you weren’t here when it happened, which obviously you weren’t. You have no business to express that opinion. You don’t know what you would do in that situation. Also keep in mind most of us on the beach didn’t know that it was going to hit us until the morning that it happened. I think you should stay in your lane, not in florida.

​@@rachelbest2657 Agreed. I've been through 7 hurricanes, and comments like that you can just tell they don't understand how complex that situation is.

As you so easily proved with your simple unthoughtfull, uninformed comment. Even experienced meteorologists had difficulty determining the course of mother nature. No way to prepare fully for the power of the wrath that CHAOS & logistics impart on ensuring everyone's safety and survival. Your words are not well thought through & callous to those struggling to recover

You forget that many people don’t leave because after a hurricane the government has a really bad habit of not letting people return to their homes. How would like to be told that you can’t return to your own property for 2-3 weeks while mold is taking over and could have been stopped if properly remedied in time.