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This movie is so incredibly well done, powerful, and moving. Lawless has knocked it out of the park in her directorial debut. Wow. I am shocked I never knew Moth's story but I am in awe of her - her resilience and bravery. This is a must see film and I can't recommend it enough.

The story itself is really powerful, but the way Lawless tells it opens up a lot of new facets and insight into who Moth was and why her personal life was so compelling in addition to her professional career.

Lawless also lets the people in Moth's life tell the story and the messy conflicting tales really show how people are often seen to differently by others in their lives and leaves it up to the viewer to decide who Moth was.

Great great film!

The people who made this film - specifically Kip Anderson is an unethical filmmaker who fakes "conspiracies" to get people to watch animal rights films disguised as environmental films. I have no problem with honest environmental films - in fact my profession is advocating for environmental justice, but I have FIRSTHAND experience that this filmmaker is not to be trusted. His other films have contained the same M. O. - invest a conspiracy that people who are working for environmental protection are "hiding the truth" that the *only* way to make real change is to be vegan. That is false. And yes, it is a great way to help the environment, but it is not the only way. This for Anderson is a religion and he is scamming people into believing it. There are great honest films about these issues. I implore everyone NOT to support this type of filmmaking by watching this film. Just google "Cowspiracy debunked" or "Vegan response to What the Health" to get the details about the lies in his other films.