[1] Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato and McKim served as producers.

[2] The 85-minute film focuses on gun violence and follows Freedia as he revisits his New Orleans hometown.

[3][4] Freedia's younger brother, Adam Ross, was murdered by gun violence in 2018, inspiring him to make the film.

[7] It also aired at the AFI Docs Film Festival in June 2020.

[11] It was reviewed as a "call to action" [12] and The New York Times said "Freedia's beguiling charisma carries the film, and it makes the case that her impressive power, in conjunction with collective action, could help carry a movement, too.