Grass Is Greener Documentary Screening
Join us on 4/20 as we screen Grass Is Greener. The film explores America’s complicated relationship with weed. The film, directed and produced by hip hop legend Fab Five Freddy, uncovers the history of cannabis prohibition in the United States. He interviews many other popular artists, such as Snoop Dogg and B-Real from Cypress Hill, as well as attorneys, influencers, and people who were personally affected by drug convictions. The timeline starts in the 1920s jazz era where Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Billie Holiday were all targets under racist policies; and moves into the modern era where cannabis is a booming industry with an uncertain future.
Following the screening will be commentary by the films director Fab Five Freddy.
Snacks and refreshments will be available!
Join us on 4/20 as we screen Grass Is Greener. The film explores America’s complicated relationship with weed. The film, directed and produced by hip hop legend Fab Five Freddy, uncovers the history of cannabis prohibition in the United States. He interviews many other popular artists, such as Snoop Dogg and B-Real from Cypress Hill, as well as attorneys, influencers, and people who were personally affected by drug convictions. The timeline starts in the 1920s jazz era where Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Billie Holiday were all targets under racist policies; and moves into the modern era where cannabis is a booming industry with an uncertain future.
Following the screening will be commentary by the films director Fab Five Freddy.
Snacks and refreshments will be available!
Join us on 4/20 as we screen Grass Is Greener. The film explores America’s complicated relationship with weed. The film, directed and produced by hip hop legend Fab Five Freddy, uncovers the history of cannabis prohibition in the United States. He interviews many other popular artists, such as Snoop Dogg and B-Real from Cypress Hill, as well as attorneys, influencers, and people who were personally affected by drug convictions. The timeline starts in the 1920s jazz era where Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Billie Holiday were all targets under racist policies; and moves into the modern era where cannabis is a booming industry with an uncertain future.
Following the screening will be commentary by the films director Fab Five Freddy.
Snacks and refreshments will be available!