The Hemp Revolution (1995) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Hemp Revolution about?
The Hemp Revolution is a documentary. In 1995, Anthony Clarke's The Hemp Revolution presents a detailed account of hemp's historical significance and modern applications in the United States. The film traces the shift from the country’s status as a leading producer of industrial hemp to the 1938 ban on its cultivation, influenced by major oil industries. It discusses hemp's potential as a sustainable fiber, food source, non-polluting fuel, and a pharmaceutical alternative with fewer side effects than conventional medications. The documentary argues for hemp's role as a viable substitute for oil and wood.
When was The Hemp Revolution released?
The Hemp Revolution was released in 1995.
How long is The Hemp Revolution?
The Hemp Revolution has a runtime of 73 minutes.
What genre is The Hemp Revolution?
The Hemp Revolution is classified as Culture, Science.
What topics does The Hemp Revolution cover?
The Hemp Revolution explores topics including food-sustainability, sustainability.