Moving Mountains

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

Cast

Theresa Russell

as Trish Bragg

Tina Alexis Allen

as Elaine Purkey

Michael Alban

as Joe Lovett

Rachel St. Gelais

as Kayla Bragg

T. Paige Dalporto

as Dewey Bragg

Austin Jetton

as Arley Johnson

Michael Meredith

as John Ailes

Greg Harpold

as Miner

Rick Roberts

as Coal Official

Taylor Horst

as Connie Bragg

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