In the Moonshine Country (1918)

• 80%
• 1918

This silent film, with color tint, showcases the people in the rural American South who make "moonshine"--illegal whiskey, made in hidden stills, usually in the mountains. The moonshiners must keep their stills hidden because the federal government, in the form of agents from the Department of Internal Revenue--known by the locals as "revenooers"--are out to find and destroy the stills, as the whiskey they sell is untaxed and unregulated.