Film Lens
After a mine explosion kills her brother, a pro-coal activist teams up with a grandmother who advocates for environmental protection. Together, they aim to confront one of the most dangerous coal companies in the United States. The film presents a narrative that intertwines personal loss with activism, showcasing the stark contrast between coal industry practices and environmental concerns.
The film runs for 65 minutes and captures the emotional and physical toll of coal mining on communities. It shows the collaboration between unlikely allies in the fight against corporate power and environmental degradation, illustrating the complexities of energy production and its impact on people's lives.
Why Watch
- •Meet a pro-coal activist turned environmentalist.
- •Follow a grandmother's fight against coal companies.
- •See the impact of mining on communities.
Did You Know
•A mine explosion killed the activist's brother, prompting her activism.
•The film features a grandmother who is an environmental advocate.
•The documentary focuses on one of the most dangerous coal companies in the U.S.
Perfect For
Environmental activismCoal industry issuesCommunity resilience