Synopsis
More than 100 new legal substances have emerged in Britain, often marketed as research chemicals and labeled 'not for human consumption'.
Synopsis
Underground chemists in Britain have shifted the drug scene from illegal substances like cocaine and heroin to a new wave of legal products. These substances, often labeled "not for human consumption," are cheaper and more accessible to young people. Directed by Dan Reed, 'Legally High' shows how the government struggles to regulate these rapidly produced chemicals and the challenges they pose to society. The film runs for 47 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See how underground chemists evade drug laws.
- Find out why legal highs are popular among youth.
- Meet the challenges faced by the UK government.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Dan Reed, a triple BAFTA-award winner.
- The documentary has a runtime of 47 minutes.
- The term 'not for human consumption' is commonly used to market these new drugs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Legally High'?
Dan Reed directed the documentary 'Legally High'.
What year was 'Legally High' released?
Legally High was released in 2013.
What are the new drugs discussed in 'Legally High' often marketed as?
The new drugs are often marketed as research chemicals and labeled 'not for human consumption'.
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