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Moving Mountains (2014)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 1H 44M

Director : Jeanie M. Clark

Synopsis

A determined housewife goes head-to-head with a $1 billion mining company after its negligent operation ruins her town's water supply.

Actors

Theresa Russell
Theresa Russell
Trish Bragg
Tina Alexis Allen
Tina Alexis Allen
Elaine Purkey
Michael Alban
Michael Alban
Joe Lovett
Rachel St. Gelais
Rachel St. Gelais
Kayla Bragg
T. Paige Dalporto
T. Paige Dalporto
Dewey Bragg
Austin Jetton
Austin Jetton
Arley Johnson
Michael Meredith
Michael Meredith
John Ailes
Greg Harpold
Greg Harpold
Miner
Rick Roberts
Rick Roberts
Coal Official
Taylor Horst
Taylor Horst
Connie Bragg
Terry McConnaughey
Terry McConnaughey
John Ludwig

Crews

Jeanie M. Clark
Jeanie M. Clark
Director
Penny Loeb
Penny Loeb
Writer
Paul Dinh-McCrillis
Paul Dinh-McCrillis
Producer
Penny Loeb
Penny Loeb
Executive Producer
Kevin Rhoades
Kevin Rhoades
Producer
Michelle Farrell
Michelle Farrell
Cinematography
Kevin Rhoades
Kevin Rhoades
Editor

Posters and backgrounds

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