“The Material toxicity of racism.” – The New York Times
“Striking and Urgent…” – Indie Wire
“The story of Mossville is the story of America.” – William J. Barber III
"An infuriating film that captures ‘environmental racism’ at its most obvious." – Movie Nation
"A powerful portrait of the human cost of environmental devastation." – Hollywood Reporter
“Mossville captures the devastation of the destruction of a community with grace and empathy and has a message that will reverberate across generations.” – BRWC
“A sad and uncommonly stunning exploration of environmental racism and the adverse effects of industrialization on fenceline communities.” – Anti-Gravity
“A nightmarish landscape is the battleground for Stacey’s defiant spirit, as he’s forced to choose between a better life for his son and fighting to preserve his ancestors’ legacy.” – Planet in Focus
Awards & Accolades for Mossville
The Human Rights Award From Full Frame Documentary Festival.
The David Carr Award for Truth in Non-Fiction Filmmaking and Junior Jury Award at Montclair Film Festival.
Best Documentary Film from Rainier Independent Film Festival.
Best Documentary Film and EcoHero Award from Portland EcoFilm Festival.
Best International Feature from Toronto’s Planet In Focus Film Festival.
Best In Show from Bend Film Festival.
Best Southern Feature from Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival.
Audience Award and Honorable Jury Mention from New Orleans Film Festival.
Documentary of the Year from Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities.
Spirit of Activism Award from Wild & Scenic Film Festival
Best Feature Film from EFFY Film Festival
Impact Award from EarthxFilm Festival
Documentary Journalism Award from Salem Film Festival
Environmental Grit Award from Indie Grits Film Festival
Screening for the United Nations in Geneva, October 2020
Selected to be in South Arts’ 2020 Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers
Recognition from Working Films for Accountable Filmmaking Practices
