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Emmy-Award for Best Social Issue Film.

Abortion remains legal in the US but anti-abortion efforts have succeeded in making it virtually inaccessible and often unthinkable in the Deep South. At one time Mississippi had fourteen abortion clinics. Now one remains. The “pro-life” movement has won significant cultural, political and legal battles. The stigma of abortion is prolific in Mississippi and women in poverty and women of color are the most vulnerable. Set against the backdrop of the fight to close the last clinic in Mississippi, JACKSON is wrought with the racial and religious undertones of the Deep South and captures the hard truth of the lives at the center of the debate over reproductive healthcare in America.

“Easily one of the year’s strongest documentaries…” -Criterion Cast
"In her new film Jackson, director Maisie Crow shows what happens when women can't get the information and support they need." -Cosmopolitan
"In its focus on that final surviving Mississippi abortion clinic, Maisie Crow's elegant, unsettling Jackson finds issues of class, race, religion, executive power, and women's rights to be tightly interwoven." -The Village Voice
"It seems every festival year we get an "important" work of art, something that cuts through the rhetoric, and Jackson shows all signs of being very important." -LA Weekly