Freeland

Imagine the injustice of having your business shut down just because you don't pay taxes, have a business license, building permits, or safety protocols. Why, you might actually have to get a job! This movie embodies the unthinkable hardships of Northern California hippies.

Krisha is worth the price of admission in this beautifully shot and acted film. Incredible soundtrack adds to the haunting beauty of Humboldt County. Highly recommend!

The most important elements of this film are Krisha Fairchild and the landscape. The film traces the trajectory of an aging artisan in the illegal and manual cultivation of cannabis against the technology, bureaucracy of today's world. And she begins to understand that her world is still in the past and that she needs to face modernity. Poor script but great performances by the rest of the crew.

Great Film! Best and most accurate depiction of the cannabis world I've ever seen. Beautiful cinematography and the locations are just stunning. This film was clearly lovingly done.

It's a solid performance about an older pot grower that's edged out of the business when it becomes legal. It's also a sad story about what it would be like to be at the age of retirement and trying to remain relevant in the pot world.