Stephen Dorff and director Casey Tebo take us on a journey into the vast and confusing world of legal cannabis and hemp in the United States where things are not exactly what they seem. A plant, a medicine, a drug? Illegal for decades for many confusing reasons, the most glaring being systematic racism, we’re still stuck in that rut today in many states. It’s almost as if everyone has a different take, which is why even in these forward thinking times, Cannabis and Hemp still remain – BARELY LEGAL.
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