Why One Indie Producer Is Refusing to Let Her Latest Film Disappear on Streaming
Longtime producer and president of the Board of New York Women in Film & Television, Kim Jackson is used to fighting hard for her projects. Her latest, “The Plea,” follows twelve sharply divided jurors deliberating a controversial case. Ahead, Jackson explains why she won’t let…
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Kim Jackson is a long-time independent film producer at Evotion and is behind films like “Blue Caprice,” “King Cobra,” and “Trust Machine: The Story of Blockchain.” She also serves as president of the Board of New York Women in Film & Television.
When I read the first draft of “The Plea,” a creative swirl turned into a strange synchronicity of events and positioning of people. Partially inspired by what was happening in Alabama, it felt like a movie was inevitable. I’ve watched the dismantling of Roe v. Wade, and it infuriated me.
