Grass (1999) DVDRip VP7

This film explores the history of the American government's official policy on marijuana in the 20th century. Rising with nativist xenophobia with Mexican immigration and their taste for smoking marijuana, we see the establishment of a wrong headed federal drug policy as a crime issue as oppposed to a public health approach. Fuelled by prejudice, hysterical propaganda and political opportunism undeterred by voices of reason on the subject, we follow the story of a costly and futile crusade against a substance with questionable ill effects that has damaged basic civil liberites. Country: Canada Genre: Documentary Release date: 15 September 1999 (Toronto Film Festival) (premiere) Directed by: Ron Mann Narrated by: Woody Harrelson Screenplay by: Solomon Vesta Cinematography by: Robert Fresco Music by: Guido Luciani Runtime: 80 min Language..........: English Subtitles.........: n/a Size..............: 695 MB Runtime...........: 1:18:21 Video Codec.......: On2 VP7 Video Bitrate.....: 1103 Kbps Framrate..........: 23.976 fps Resolution........: 624 x 352 Audio Codec.......: 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3 Audio Bitrate.....: 128 kb/s, CBR, Stereo Sample Rate.......: 48000Hz Hypertracked by pow7

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ovalbugmann (2008-05-16)

Looking forward to seeing the movie when I finish downloading it. Thanks for uploading it! Sounds good! I hope I can get it to play with this unfamiliar - On2 VP7 video codec - will see.....

slipboy (2008-09-26)

how can I get this video to play? I've tried it with VLC, Windows media player, Divx, but it won't play help me pls

RomanDust (2009-08-16)

http://www.on2.com/ - this is where you can get the video codec from, check VP7.

argonunya (2011-04-07)

Don't waste your time on this piece of shit. Why should anyone have to go hunting for yet another codec? Thanks for nothing.

kritias (2011-04-15)

Why would people WHINE about what others are SHARING with them?
Gratitude is a powerful force, ya know.