Film Lens
Cash Crop, directed by Adam Ross, investigates marijuana as America's largest cash crop through an undercover lens. The film spans nearly two years and includes a road trip to the Emerald Triangle, a significant area for cannabis cultivation in California. Ross interviews growers, activists, and consumers, providing insights into the economic and cultural aspects of marijuana in American society.
The documentary addresses the societal perceptions of marijuana use and legalization, examining how these views intersect with the concept of the American Dream. It also discusses the various challenges faced by the cannabis industry, making it a relevant piece for understanding the current landscape of marijuana in the United States.
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.
Perfect For
Cannabis culture enthusiastsEconomic impact studiesLegalization advocates