Synopsis
Indigo Cotton is a Southern story born from memory, a journey through land, lineage, and the silence that shaped generations. Part documentary, part ancestral echo, the film moves between cotton fields, bottle trees, and front porches to uncover the stories we were never meant to remember. This is a film about what the land holds, what our bodies remember, and what happens when we finally speak.
Director's Statement
A film born from the memories I carry and the ones my ancestors left behind. Indigo Cotton is a reclamation of voice, history, and the right to tell our own stories. This film is not just a documentary; it is a spiritual and Southern testimony.
The Culture
These images bridge what was and what is. The South carries its memory in the land, in the classrooms, in the faces of today, reminding us that our story didn’t end in the past. It continues through us, through our footsteps, and through the places that still speak.
Where memory meets shoreline.
The color that shaped a region and its people.
structures left behind.
Modern Rhythms layered over ancestral land.
Lessons that outlived us.
COMING 2026
A TruSoulHaus Films Original Documentary
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