

A 58-minute look at lifelong moonshiner Popcorn Sutton as he produces his final batch of authentic moonshine whiskey in Southern Appalachia.
“This is the Last Dam Run of Likker I'll Ever Make”
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A 58-minute look at lifelong moonshiner Popcorn Sutton as he produces his final batch of authentic moonshine whiskey in Southern Appalachia.
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Popcorn Sutton stands in the Southern Appalachian woods, preparing to distill his last batch of moonshine whiskey. He constructs a rock and clay furnace while detailing the process of brewing corn mash. Sutton reflects on his Scots-Irish heritage and the cultural significance of moonshining in the region. His hands-on approach reveals personal stories tied to a lifetime in the trade. The film captures the technical craft of distillation and the legacy of a practice that has shaped his life and community.
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Why Watch
- Meet Popcorn Sutton, a legendary moonshiner.
- Find out how to brew corn mash and distill moonshine.
- See the cultural impact of moonshining in Appalachia.
Did You Know
- Popcorn Sutton produced his last batch of moonshine in 2008.
- The documentary has a runtime of 58 minutes.
- Sutton's moonshine production is rooted in his Scots-Irish heritage.
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Who is the main subject of the documentary The Last One?
The main subject of the documentary is lifelong moonshiner Popcorn Sutton.
What is the primary activity that Popcorn Sutton engages in during the documentary?
Popcorn Sutton engages in producing a batch of authentic moonshine whiskey.
What cultural heritage does Popcorn Sutton reflect on in the documentary?
Popcorn Sutton reflects on the legacy of his Scots-Irish ancestors.
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