

Over nearly two years, an undercover investigation reveals California as the heart of America's largest cash crop: marijuana.
Synopsis
Over nearly two years, an undercover investigation reveals California as the heart of America's largest cash crop: marijuana.
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Synopsis
In California's Emerald Triangle, marijuana growers cultivate what has become America's largest cash crop. Director Adam Ross spent nearly two years conducting an undercover investigation into this industry. The film includes interviews with growers, activists, and consumers. It discusses the economic impact of cannabis and the challenges faced by those involved. The documentary also looks at societal views on marijuana use and legalization, placing these issues within the context of the American Dream.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet California cannabis growers and activists.
- Find out about marijuana's economic impact.
- See the cultural implications of legalization.
Did You Know
- The documentary was filmed over nearly two years.
- The film includes a road trip to the Emerald Triangle in California.
- Cash Crop has a runtime of 83 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Cash Crop?
Cash Crop was directed by Adam Ross.
What is the duration of the documentary Cash Crop?
The duration of Cash Crop is 83 minutes.
In which region does Cash Crop focus on cannabis cultivation?
Cash Crop focuses on the Emerald Triangle, a key region for cannabis cultivation in California.
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