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A Norml Life

A Norml Life

The American Marijuana Revolution

Genres

Documentary

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A documentary on the current state of medical marijuana in America. Personal stories from patients, doctors and caregivers verify its medical effectiveness while leading activist rally support to end prohibition.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

60 mins

Rating

6/10

Release Date

16 August 2011

Country

United States of America

Cast

Russ Belville

Russ Belville

Himself

Dominic Corva

Dominic Corva

Himself

Tonya Davis

Tonya Davis

Herself

Stephen W. Dillon

Stephen W. Dillon

Himself

Jodie Emery

Jodie Emery

Herself

Sabrina Fendrick

Sabrina Fendrick

Herself

Gatewood Galbraith

Gatewood Galbraith

Himself

Douglas Hiatt

Douglas Hiatt

Himself

Frank H. Lucido

Frank H. Lucido

Himself

Ray Manzarek

Ray Manzarek

Himself

Todd McCormick

Todd McCormick

Himself

Vivian McPeak

Vivian McPeak

Himself

Barnes Mike

Barnes Mike

Himself

Elvy Mussikka

Elvy Mussikka

Herself

William G. Panzer

William G. Panzer

Himself

Christine Paoletti

Christine Paoletti

Herself

Tim Pate

Tim Pate

Himself

George Rohrbacher

George Rohrbacher

Himself

Ed Rosenthal

Ed Rosenthal

Himself

Larry Schimdt

Larry Schimdt

Himself

Allan St. Pierre

Allan St. Pierre

Himself

Keith Stroup

Keith Stroup

Himself

Dennis Turner

Dennis Turner

Himself

Linda Witzel

Linda Witzel

Herself

Caren Woodson

Caren Woodson

Herself

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