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Changing Lanes

Changing LanesZustandswechsel (Change of State or Changing Lanes) is feature length documentary about the status of hemp in Styria – a region that is deeply rooted in Austria’s rather conservative culture.
Yet, beneath the time-honored surface which is steeped in history, you will also find a subculture that is larger than many would expect.

It is about nothing less than the state of the nation – in terms of a personal status change by using the so-called soft drug cannabis or, people’s drug alcohol.
Includes interviews with partners from the executive branch, medicine, hemp insiders, marijuana users, etc.
And there is a large supply only if there is large demand, right? Is this worth a look? Yes, we thought it is.

Watch the full documentary now. Press the “CC” button for subtitles.

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