13 Days

13 Days 	13 Days
 	
Directed by 	Joachim Rønning
Produced by 	Kristoffer ClausenStig Ford Henriksen
Starring 	Caitlyn HarrisonJames Harrison
Music by 	Celestial Sphere
Edited by 	Nam Na-yeong
Productioncompanies	Piraya Film
Distributed by 	StudioCanal UK
Release date 	March 9, 2015
Running time 	100 minutes
Country 	NorwayUnited Kingdom
Language 	English
Budget 	$4 million
13 Days is a 2015 documentary film directed by Joachim Rønning originally about Celestial Sphere's 2010 tour of Norway but changed to cover Caitlyn Harrison's severe case of pneumonia.
The film was approved for production by Piraya Film in late 2009 and was intended to be released to exclusively in Norway and follow their tour of the country in 2010, but following a performance at the Telenor Arena in Bærum at the end of the tour Caitlyn Harrison collapsed in her hotel room suffered from breathing difficulties and was rushed to hospital with pneumonia. The film subsequently followed the band and Caitlyn's recovery as she spent 13 days in hospital. Her illness developed into cryptogenic organizing pneumonia and was given a 50/50 chance of survival but within 48 hours she has fully recovered. She was released from hospital following this where she returned home to the United Kingdom to recover, at her request the band continued with the remainder of their European tour with sister in-law Charlotte Wessels standing in as lead vocalist during her recovery.
The film won the Academy Award for Best Documentary feature at the 88th Academy Awards in 2016 and director Joachim Rønning gave his award to Caitlyn who refused to accept it from him.