

Xeque-Mate
In Uruguay, the legalization of cannabis has prompted significant societal changes, explored through interviews with lawyers and pharmacists who analyze its cultural, political, and economic impacts.
Synopsis
In Uruguay, the legalization of cannabis has prompted significant societal changes, explored through interviews with lawyers and pharmacists who analyze its cultural, political, and economic impacts.
Synopsis
Bruna Piantino's Xeque-Mate takes place in Uruguay, where the legalization of cannabis has sparked significant changes in society. The film features interviews with professionals such as lawyers and pharmacists, who discuss the effects on various sectors, including cultural, political, and economic aspects. A chess game metaphor illustrates the strategic moves of different social actors as they respond to the evolving cannabis policies. The documentary runs for 61 minutes and was released in 2020.
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