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This program includes exceptional contemporary works in the genre of documentary. From a cannabis farm in Kentucky to a Vietnamese-American mother and martial artist and portraits of Syrian women, these makers describe real-life people through their own stylized lens. The form of Documentary is unique in that it gives filmmakers the ability to empathetically study diverse views on reality, and allows audiences to see the world through another’s perspective. No matter your interests, viewers will find struggle, emotion, and humor within the content of this program.
Total Run Time: 79 minutes
This program will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.
Programmed by Guest Festival Shorts Programmer, Emily Eddy.
Content Considerations: Strong language, implied sexual situations, self-harm, implied violence.
In Raywick, Kentucky, there is a farm where Father God and Mother Nature work in harmony, and where farmers have a part to play as well. Though until very recently, growing hemp could get a person serious jail time, Scott Essex of Bluegrass Organic Hemp considers cannabis “God’s plant.” He believes that cannabis can help humankind, heal the planet, and still make a profit. He believes in cannabis research, education, and innovation. And as a true, God-fearing American, he also believes in freedom: freedom to use cannabis.
- Year2020
- Runtime16 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- NoteEnglish closed captions available
- DirectorJeremy Seifert, Malek Asfeer
- ScreenwriterMalek Asfeer, Jeremy Seifert
- ProducerJeremy Seifert, Malek Asfeer
- Executive ProducerReed Damon
- CastBarb Iverson, Mary Ann Iverson
- CinematographerJeremy Seifert
- EditorAdam Loften
- ComposerCamerson Fraser
- Sound DesignMatthew Mikkelsen
This screening is for All Access Passholders only. Don't have a Pass? Find the general audience screening of this film here!
This program includes exceptional contemporary works in the genre of documentary. From a cannabis farm in Kentucky to a Vietnamese-American mother and martial artist and portraits of Syrian women, these makers describe real-life people through their own stylized lens. The form of Documentary is unique in that it gives filmmakers the ability to empathetically study diverse views on reality, and allows audiences to see the world through another’s perspective. No matter your interests, viewers will find struggle, emotion, and humor within the content of this program.
Total Run Time: 79 minutes
This program will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.
Programmed by Guest Festival Shorts Programmer, Emily Eddy.
Content Considerations: Strong language, implied sexual situations, self-harm, implied violence.
In Raywick, Kentucky, there is a farm where Father God and Mother Nature work in harmony, and where farmers have a part to play as well. Though until very recently, growing hemp could get a person serious jail time, Scott Essex of Bluegrass Organic Hemp considers cannabis “God’s plant.” He believes that cannabis can help humankind, heal the planet, and still make a profit. He believes in cannabis research, education, and innovation. And as a true, God-fearing American, he also believes in freedom: freedom to use cannabis.
- Year2020
- Runtime16 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- NoteEnglish closed captions available
- DirectorJeremy Seifert, Malek Asfeer
- ScreenwriterMalek Asfeer, Jeremy Seifert
- ProducerJeremy Seifert, Malek Asfeer
- Executive ProducerReed Damon
- CastBarb Iverson, Mary Ann Iverson
- CinematographerJeremy Seifert
- EditorAdam Loften
- ComposerCamerson Fraser
- Sound DesignMatthew Mikkelsen