On January 1, 2014, Colorado becomes the first state to legalize recreational marijuana sales, prompting the Denver Post to hire the world's first marijuana editor.
Synopsis
On January 1, 2014, Colorado becomes the first state to legalize recreational marijuana sales, prompting the Denver Post to hire the world's first marijuana editor.
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Synopsis
Ricardo Baca, appointed as the world's first marijuana editor, leads a team at The Denver Post in 2014. They cover the legalization of recreational marijuana in Colorado, the first state to do so. Baca and his staff report on various aspects of cannabis culture through The Cannabist, including policy changes, product reviews, and lifestyle advice. The documentary captures the challenges faced by traditional media as they adapt to this new industry and the evolving public perception of marijuana.
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Why Watch
- See Ricardo Baca's unique take on cannabis journalism.
- Find out how traditional media adapts to marijuana coverage.
- Meet the challenges of reporting on a changing industry.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Mitch Dickman and released in 2015.
- Rolling Papers has a runtime of 77 minutes.
- The Guardian rated the documentary three out of five stars.
- Ricardo Baca is featured prominently as a newspaper writer.
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Who directed the documentary Rolling Papers?
Mitch Dickman directed the documentary Rolling Papers.
What year was Rolling Papers released?
Rolling Papers was released in 2015.
How long is the documentary Rolling Papers?
The duration of Rolling Papers is 77 minutes.
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