Jacinta

Jacinta follows a young woman struggling with addiction and her mother's difficult decision to send her to rehab. The documentary captures the raw reality of their relationship as they navigate the complexities of recovery, relapse, and the challenges of rebuilding their lives.

Jacinta received critical acclaim for its intimate and unflinching portrayal of addiction, family dynamics, and the challenges of the justice system. Critics praised its raw honesty and compelling storytelling, highlighting the personal journey of its subject.

• A powerful and deeply affecting look at addiction and its ripple effects.

• Praised for its raw, empathetic, and non-judgmental approach to a difficult subject.

• Highlights the resilience of the human spirit and the complexities of family relationships.

Google audience: Viewers found the documentary to be incredibly moving and eye-opening, with many commending its authentic portrayal of the struggles of addiction and recovery. The film's ability to foster empathy and understanding was frequently highlighted.

Won awards at various film festivals, including Best Documentary Feature at the Woodstock Film Festival and Audience Award for Best Documentary at the BendFilm Festival.

The film was shot over a period of three years, allowing director Kellan Moore to build a deep level of trust with the subjects and capture their journey with remarkable intimacy.