Life has turned upside down for many of us during the coronavirus pandemic. A national emergency has been declared in the country, and Vermont is also in a state of emergency. Most events have been canceled, colleges have gone online, schools are closing and many are choosing to self-isolate to flatten the curve.
Eva Sollberger lives with her almost 86-year-old mother, Sophie Quest. The elderly and those with health conditions are particularly vulnerable to this virus. When Eva’s scheduled shoot was canceled, she decided to interview her mother about aging, life in the age of COVID-19 and what the past few weeks of self-isolation have been like. As this situation progresses, we wish you all good health. Stay safe, everyone.
Music: Camille Saint-Saëns, “Aquarium” Performed by Kevin MacLeod
Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions, “1940s Slow Dance”
Gabriel Fauré, Fantaisie, Op.79
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, “Waltz of the Flowers”
Shooting dates: 3/7/20 & 3/18/20
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