Chasing Happiness is a documentary film released in 2019 that portrays the journey of the famous American pop-rock band, the Jonas Brothers. The movie depicts the ups and downs in the life of brothers Joe, Nick, and Kevin Jonas, who started their careers as young musicians in New Jersey.
Directed by John Lloyd Taylor, the film features personal interviews, behind-the-scenes footages, and previously unreleased clips that highlight the evolution of the Jonas Brothers from their childhood to their massive success in the music industry.
The documentary covers several crucial moments of the band's history, including their early days as a struggling garage band, their breakthrough on the Disney channel, their sold-out concerts, and their eventual split in 2013.
Chasing Happiness also delves deep into the emotional turmoil that led to the band's separation, replacing music with other pursuits in their respective lives. Kevin focused on his family, Joe pursued his acting career and solo music endeavors, while Nick delved into his personal life and explored other musical genres.
However, the film also chronicles the brothers' reunion in 2019, their comeback tour and the making of their fifth studio album, 'Happiness Begins.' The movie presents the Jonas Brothers as never seen before, showcasing their personal lives, struggles, and triumphs during their career as musicians.
Overall, Chasing Happiness is an emotional rollercoaster that portrays the unbreakable bond between the Jonas Brothers, their personal journeys that drove them apart, and their triumphant comeback.