Why has a plant that has existed on earth for 38 million years, known and used for 5.000 years, been banned for the last 80 years?
Why are more and more states in the United States legalizing and regulating its medical and recreational use today?
What political and economic direction will this plant's journey in the United States take? What can we in Europe learn from those who first banned it and have now re-legalized it?
A surprising therapeutic journey across the frontier of relegalization, between organic crops and multinational tobacco companies, between enlightened scientists and greedy pharmaceutical companies, between those who spend years in prison and those who create a new, gigantic economy, dreaming of a world saved by cannabis.
