Given the script’s basic dialogue and narrow characterizations, it’s fortunate that there’s such an evocative locale to help us further imagine the lives of the film’s idiosyncratic folks.

Gary Goldstein

Los Angeles Times

With its gently twanging score, Moss is a film made in a minor key and its pleasures are minor, too. It passes like a lazy afternoon spent gently high. There’s not much this movie wants to accomplish, but it maintains a mood that sets the mind at ease.

Teo Bugbee

The New York Times

Daniel Peddle's film emphasizes, for better and worse, the crushing monotony of living in insolated parts of the Deep South.

Wes Greene

Slant Magazine