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For lack of better word ignorance or just an awareness, you know, I just I love some of the shots

the girls give them, you know, when every time they leave the room he's like, what did I say wrong?

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All right everybody, welcome to the Sincast. This is Chris Atkinson from CinemaSense,

joined by Jonathan Watkins. Hello, hello. And Barrett Share.

Hi there. And today we have two very special guests. It is writer, director Craig Price and

Doreen Brown, on which this movie is I guess pretty much based on it's the marijuana conspiracy coming

out on demand in digital on April 20th. Doreen and Craig, welcome. Thank you. Glad to be here.

Yeah. Doreen, tell us your story, which probably for the 40th time today,

about only three times today. Only three times, okay, good, good. Tell us your story as it relates

to this film. Okay, in 1972, I went into a marijuana experiment run by the Canadian government.

And I was one of 20 women. And I got on the smoking side. So I had to smoke marijuana for 98 days.

I couldn't go out anywhere. Couldn't see anyone I knew couldn't phone anyone. No phone calls at all.

Basically, we were locked down for 98 days in a hospital corridor.

And it was all sort of there was a financial aspect to it where you were making macrame and things

like that, right? Yes. We were the motor production was weaving belts. And we received two dollars and

50 cents for each belt. And I had to go through quality control. So you had to know what you were

doing. It had to look good. And with that money, we had to pay for basically room and board.

We had to pay for food. Every time we wanted to listen to an album, we had to pay for the stereo.

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