Feature2014·110m·6.1

Kid Cannabis

Everyone wants to be a kingpin.

Drama

An eighteen year old high school drop out and his twenty-seven year old friend start trafficking marijuana across the border of Canada in order to make money and their lives are changed forever.

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Cast

Jonathan Daniel Brown

Nate Norman

Kenny Wormald

Topher

Ron Perlman

Barry Lerner

Aaron Yoo

Brendan Butler

John C. McGinley

John Grefard

Corey Large

Giovanni Mendiola

Bryce Hodgson

Scuzz

Jeffrey Ballard

Patrick Groves

Giacomo Baessato

Eddie Mendiola

Amanda Tapping

Nate's Mom

Merritt Patterson

Nicole

Lochlyn Munro

Taser McCallum

Paul Johansson

Terry Morgan

Julia Benson

Julie Morgan

Jasmine Mooney

Crystal

Christina Cox

Elke Greffard

Dylan Schmid

Skater Kid

Alex Arsenault

Dustin Lauer

Luke Jennings

Terry Dilliard

Kieran Large

Mike Hunt

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$5.0M
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Wingman ProductionsImprint EntertainmentGordon Bijelonic / Datari Turner Films

Crew

Director

John Stockwell

Writers

John Stockwell

Peter A. Holland

Director of Photography

James Renfroe

Editor

Jon Berry

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

11/3/2014

7.0

Theme about the youngsters are always soaring with high commercial elements with lots of comedy that hardly brings any smile on us. This was one of the teen movie based on the true story of the two friends which is mostly uninspiring, but a well told story. The young actor from one of my favorite teen movie 'Project X' was incredibly good. He's really showing some characters that he may become a valuable property in the Hollywood in the near future. He also reminds me a crossover outcome of Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill. Well the story was about two school dropouts who decide to do business on marijuana import-export. Since it is not illegal in the nearby place to their's across the border, they draw a master plan to execute and succeeds and what comes later is you've to see. Actually, one of a better movie told from the negative side of the social welfare. So good to enjoy the film, but not to follow it.