From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
27 films
Uruguay's legalization of marijuana in 2013 is explored through VICE correspondent Krishna Andavolu's conversations with President José Mujica about the new market.
Moms are becoming a key target for the legal cannabis industry, as companies explore ways to shift their preferences from wine to marijuana.
Shaman Steve advocates for the legalization of Ayahuasca healing in the US, while a woman's experience in a psych ward highlights personal struggles with abandonment.
Serbia's strict anti-marijuana laws clash with the growing demand for cannabis oil among patients seeking relief, prompting illegal sales and arrests.
Marijuana in British Columbia, a multi-billion dollar industry, faces turmoil amid changing laws and regulations, impacting growers, activists, and law enforcement.
Toronto's grey market for marijuana dispensaries thrives as entrepreneurs open shops daily, raising questions about the medicinal value of cannabis edibles.
Cannabis in Canada remains largely illegal, yet black market growers and grey market dispensaries thrive, navigating a complex legal landscape ahead of potential legalization.
Krishna meets Northern California pot farmers to discuss the future of independent weed farms.
Germany's liberal prostitution laws, intended to enhance women's rights, have inadvertently increased forced prostitution and human trafficking due to cross-border exploitation.
Quebec's cannabis market, dominated by organized crime, faces a pivotal shift as legalization approaches, prompting competition between illegal and legal enterprises.
The cannabis industry in the United States has rapidly evolved into a legitimate business, with over 60% of Americans living in states where marijuana is legal.
Emerging black markets for legal marijuana are thriving as smugglers transport cannabis from California to New York, highlighting the complexities of legalization.
Cannabis is now permitted in New York and Morocco, impacting families like Mohamed's in Ketama.
Morgan Spurlock examines marijuana legalization's impact on California and numerous states.
Proposition 19 in California aims to legalise cannabis, potentially transforming a $16 billion industry while addressing the state's $19 billion deficit.
Marc Emery, Canada's "Prince of Pot," faces extradition to the US for his cannabis activism, highlighting tensions between Canadian and American drug policies.
Canada's new corporate cannabis system is explored through visits to large weed factories in Ontario and discussions with activists and private growers in British Columbia.
Germany plans to legalize cannabis possession and cultivation pending Parliament approval.
India's Supreme Court hears landmark same-sex marriage petitions amid public interest.
Jamaicans fear foreign investors will dominate the ganja market after legalization in 2015.
In California, six women navigate the challenges of transitioning from the cannabis underground to the legal market following marijuana legalization.
In northern Morocco, small-scale cannabis farmers face challenges from climate change, legal restrictions, and competition from larger operators despite the country's legalization of cannabis for medicinal use.
Switzerland examines not-for-profit cannabis sales and public health in pilot studies.
Thailand is the first country in Asia to legalize marijuana, although smoking in public is banned.
Jason Fleming faces challenges as recreational marijuana becomes legal in California.
The Dominican Republic deports 10,000 people to Haiti weekly amid immigration concerns.
Rob Van Dam advocates for the normalization of cannabis use in professional wrestling, addressing the stigma and resistance within the sport as legalization spreads across the U.S.
