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Licensing the Film for Universities & Colleges:

We’re offering a Digital Sites License (DSL) of the film, which allows you to upload it to your institution’s server for use in the classroom. Because of the current climate, we’re offering this perpetuity license at a discounted price. You’ll receive an email with a download link to:

  • Digital file of the film
  • English closed caption file
  • Film poster image
  • A license outlying our terms of use

Note: Our DSLs ​do not​ cover campus screening events, whether public or private, virtual or in-person. If you’d like to organize a campus screening event, see the form below.

Run Time:​ 58:30 //​ Language:​ English (with captions) // ​Spanish and Portuguese Subtitles

“The viewer leaves the table, appetite whetted, wanting to learn more. The film synthesizes the passion of the scholars who are driving this work, coupled by the stories of the patients that they helped, and will be instructive to scholars in psychiatry, nursing, pharmacology, policy, history, and sociology.”
Andrew Penn, MS, NP, PMHNP-BCAssociate Clinical Professor, UC San Francisco School of Nursing
“An impressive work of the highest quality - professional, visually appealing, a clear story line, beautiful images and video clips, great historical footage, an excellent range of interviews, and wonderful storytelling. It definitely fills a gap in the films that are available on the history and applications of psychedelic medicines and therapies.”
Caroline S Conzelman, PhDUniversity of Colorado Boulder
“i was stunned at how much i learned in this wondrously engaging and informative pieced of work. There's not a false note nor a single erroneous scientific fact to be found anywhere. There's only moving human stories from researchers, clinicians, and patients alike.”
Rakesh Jain, MD, MPHClinical Professor of Psychiatry, Texas Tech University School of Medicine
“A film that is both academic and empathetic, clearly presenting facts and figures while also not downplaying the personal or the emotional, in the process creating a refreshing alternative to to other documentaries on the topic.”
Alex BieseAsbury Park Press
“I thoroughly enjoyed this very informative, and well presented, documentary about the early history of psychedelic drugs, and their potential therapeutic usefulness. The film provides a worthy cultural perspective, as well as a helpful pharmacological understanding of such psychedelic drugs, and is highly recommended for viewing.”
Dennis Bogdan, PhDBiochemical Pharmacologist

Virtual Campus Screening Events

Our Digital Sites License allows students, faculty, and staff to watch the film via a private, password-protected server, but does not cover campus-wide or public screening events.

If you’re interested in adding value to your students in a safe and cost effective way, consider organizing a virtual screening of the film followed by an online Q&A or panel discussion.

We’ve put together the platforms to make this a seamless process and are happy to work with you to organize the event. If interested, please fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch:
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“The Student Association for Psychedelic Studies (SAPS), a student group at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, appreciated having Pat come speak with us about his film. The film is a helpful starting point for understanding the history of psychedelic research, and its use of vintage footage is especially compelling. It was a treat to be able to hear from Pat about his process and what he hopes his work can offer those who are interested in learning more about this important topic!”
Moss HerberholzSAPS, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor

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