User reviews

It was an eye opening film, you can't miss it. These women are empowering! The labor they are doing to claim their human rights by using medicinal cannabis is amazing.

I am not a usual seeker for documentaries but this one was recommended to me by a friend and after watching this shocking and revealing "behind the scenes" that we are not conscious of, gets you to turn around your perspective into Mexico, drugs and all the reputation that comes with those 2 words together. Thank you for creating something so risky and brave, that actually gives out useful information to the world. Congratulations.

You need to see this. Great written and directed by Two mexican young men. It is a great portrait of latín-american women Overcoming all the difficulties of cultivating cannabis for medicinal use, it is oberwheing to see how hard they have to fight to protect their own

It's a very moving documentary, definitely worth watching!

I'm personally very glad that this documentary came alive. I think it's going to disrupt the perception of the use & benefits of cannabis in Mexico and Latinamerica. This might be a good gateway for better things to come and potentially be a solution to end the massive wave of violence happening in 2020!

Great story telling, filmography and photograph direction. Big thanks to all the people that made it possible.

It change my reality.

This is one of those documentaries that is going to create change in policies and a change of heart in people. Cannabis has been demonized for too long and "las Sanadoras" makes it clear that we have been wrong all this time.

It is time to give ourselves a reality check and get to know the stories of so many families living the same situation. It is our right to decide how we want to treat disease, and cannabis is a way that helps so many people, sometimes the only way. This story is Heart breaking but at the same time, empowering. It is time to end this and we all must participate.

All the people have to see this interesting documentary a great piece of the contemporary history of Mexico

I love it, at the beginning the way it starts makes you want to see more. The testimonies were undoubtedly moving. It's a story that had to be told and they did it in the best way.