Jane Fonda goes deep into oil and gas country, and the film makes its New Jersey premiere this week. Katie Camosy, director of “Gaslit,” and Jeremy Lentz, Executive Director of the Teaneck International Film Festival, join Ken Rosato. Katie explains how a trip to Port Arthur, Texas, with Jane Fonda grew into Greenpeace USA’s first feature documentary, built on the stories of shrimpers, ranchers, teachers and organizers living next to the fossil fuel industry. Jeremy explains why “Gaslit” is the festival’s closing-night film, and why Katie is this year’s Emerging Filmmaker Activist Award winner. The New Jersey premiere is Thursday, November 12, at the Barrymore Film Center in Fort Lee. Tickets: teaneckfilmfestival.org | barrymorefilmcenter.org | gaslitdoc.com