GIRLS WHO SMOKE is adapted from a Moth story that played on public radio's This American Life and is about two women, both with bad boyfriends and bad habits, who connect over a pack of cigarettes.

On a desolate American farm in the early 1900’s a farmer is found murdered in his sleep, and his wife is jailed as the prime suspect. Two women, a neighbor and the sheriff’s wife, find themselves in the accused woman’s kitchen while the prosecuting attorney and their husbands search the farm for a motive for the crime. As each new clue further incriminates the accused, the women must decide whether to reveal the evidence against her or become, in effect, a jury of her peers. The rerelease of this feminist film classic, adapted from the 1917 Susan Glaspell short story, presents a riveting tale of revenge, justice, and women’s shared experience.