Who pays the price when corporate profits come before communities? That question is at the heart of GASLIT, the powerful documentary directed by Katie Camosy and featuring Academy Award-winning actress and activist Jane Fonda.
The film follows Fonda through the oil fields of West Texas and along Louisiana's Gulf Coast, where residents are confronting the environmental and health consequences of fossil fuel production. From fishermen and ranchers to grassroots organizers, GASLIT gives a voice to communities fighting to protect their homes, livelihoods and futures.
For Camosy, making her feature directorial debut, the documentary goes beyond climate change statistics. It explores environmental racism, corporate accountability and the power of ordinary people to organize across political and cultural divides.
Cup of Soul's Kathia Woods sat down with Camosy to discuss the documentary, the importance of amplifying overlooked voices and why these stories deserve national attention.
At a time when environmental justice remains an urgent issue, GASLIT challenges audiences to consider not only the cost of energy production but also who is being asked to bear that cost.
Where to Watch: GASLIT is available to rent or purchase on Prime Video and began streaming on DOCUMENTARY+ on October 28, 2026. Additional digital platforms are expected in November.
For screening information and updates, visit GaslitDoc.com.
Watch our interview with director Katie Camosy below.
