Goodbye Gauley Mountain: An Ecosexual Love Story
Directed by Beth Stephens, Annie Sprinkle
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Can romantic love for nature mobilize others, before it’s too late, to fight for social and environmental justice?
An autobiographical documentary depicting the “pollen-amorous” love affair between artist couple Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle, and the biodiverse Appalachian Mountains. This documentary follows Stephens and Sprinkle on a journey home to Beth’s native West Virginia, to talk to rural community members, environmental activists, family and friends in order to speak out against mountain top removal (MTR) mining practices, which are destroying the forests, towns, and people they love.Read moreLess
An autobiographical documentary depicting the “pollen-amorous” love affair between artist couple Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle, and the biodiverse Appalachian Mountains. This documentary follows Stephens and Sprinkle on a journey home to Beth’s native West Virginia, to talk to rural community members, environmental activists, family and friends in order to speak out against mountain top removal (MTR) mining practices, which are destroying the forests, towns, and people they love.
The story
An autobiographical documentary depicting the “pollen-amorous” love affair between artist couple Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle, and the biodiverse Appalachian Mountains. This documentary follows Stephens and Sprinkle on a journey home to Beth’s native West Virginia, to talk to rural community members, environmental activists, family and friends in order to speak out against mountain top removal (MTR) mining practices, which are destroying the forests, towns, and people they love.
Cast & crew
Beth StephensSelf
Annie SprinkleSelfExplore the crew
- Director
- Beth Stephens
- Director
- Annie Sprinkle
- Editor
- Keith Wilson
- Producer
- Xandra Coe
- Producer
- Annie Sprinkle
- Producer
- Jordan Freeman