Moss

Name: Moss
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Romance
Released: July 6, 2018
Duration: 81 min
Rating: 57
Cast: Billy Ray Suggs, Carlene Ferguson, Christine Marzano, Cohen Bratcher, Dorian Cobb

2018

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Breaking Glass Pictures | Release Date: July 6, 2018 | Not Rated

Starring: Billy Ray Suggs, Carlene Ferguson, Christine Marzano, Cohen Bratcher, Dorian Cobb, Erby Dalmus Burton, Hannah Johnston, Mitchell Slaggert, Sue Philemon, William Rothwell

Summary: Moss has got the blues. Mom died having him and today is his 18th birthday. Nothing to celebrate. Same ole shit. Dad trying to forget . . . They’ll disappear into the woods for solace. But by the river, Moss meets a woman passing through who heals the day. At last he learns to forgive himself. A sensitive portrait of rural NorthMoss has got the blues. Mom died having him and today is his 18th birthday. Nothing to celebrate. Same ole shit. Dad trying to forget . . . They’ll disappear into the woods for solace. But by the river, Moss meets a woman passing through who heals the day. At last he learns to forgive himself. A sensitive portrait of rural North Carolina, Moss reveals the struggles and beauty of lives deeply connected to nature.… Expand

Director: Daniel Peddle

Genre(s): Adventure, Drama, Romance

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 81 min

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Sheri Linden

Jul 5, 2018

With its sensory immersion in nature and its yearning characters, the gorgeously shot film is a memorable study of solitude and connection. Read full review

Alan Scherstuhl

Jul 5, 2018

There’s an edge to the head-trip and the river journey, a sense not just of the characters’ freedom but also of their limited options and never-articulated desperation. Read full review

Teo Bugbee

Jul 5, 2018

With its gently twanging score, Moss is a film made in a minor key and its pleasures are minor, too. It passes like a lazy afternoon spent gently high. There’s not much this movie wants to accomplish, but it maintains a mood that sets the mind at ease. Read full review

Dennis Harvey

Jul 5, 2018

In addition to its scenic virtues, there’s a pleasant sense of life’s innate harmoniousness here. Read full review

Wes Greene

Jun 28, 2018

Daniel Peddle's film emphasizes, for better and worse, the crushing monotony of living in insolated parts of the Deep South. Read full review

Gary Goldstein

Jul 5, 2018

Given the script’s basic dialogue and narrow characterizations, it’s fortunate that there’s such an evocative locale to help us further imagine the lives of the film’s idiosyncratic folks. Read full review

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