The Greencorn family has lived in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains for generations, but with farming no longer an option, the best chance for survival has become the clandestine cultivation of marijuana. And this season, they're expecting their biggest crop ever, the one that will put them over the top. But with all their expertise and precautions, trouble ensues when they suddenly attract the unwanted attention of the local 'mountain mafia'. Southern archetypes meet current-day economic realities in GREEN CORN, a movie about the supply side of demand. Featuring music by reggae and dub legends by the likes of Lee Scratch Perry, King Tubby, and Burning Spear.—Anonymous

The Greencorns are farmers. Tillers of the soil. Only trouble is, their crop is marijuana. The best in the Tennessee valley. And this year is going to be their biggest harvest ever. But the deteriorating condition of grandfather Asa, a local moonshining legend and ex-con now suffering from Alzheimer's, has made this year's harvest the trickiest yet. While Kelly and Red cultivate a web of secret gardens across the National Park, Ruby is left with the task of keeping up with Asa while locating an out-of-town buyer for the weed. Yet despite their elaborate plans and precautions, Red and Kelly will soon risk everything to save a troubled young woman who's stumbled into their 'victory garden'. Green Corn: They don't call 'em the Smoky Mountains for nothing.—Anonymous