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Escape to Canada

Country: Canada, Language: English, 80 mins

  • Director: Albert Nerenberg
  • Producer: Shannon Brown

CGiii Comment

Same sex marriages, legal hash and the summer of legalisation - Canada is the new cool, the freedom destination - freer than the land of the free.

But, with a turnaround on dope and an attempt to stop gay marriage, Canada entered, with American money, a crisis.

Thankfully, resistance helped save some legislation and boys and girls can still marry each other but the dope is still in jeopardy.

Canada re-asserts itself, breaking the chains that bind them to the USA - they refused to partake in Iraq - let them continue to resist the whimsies of America.

Let Canada be Canada.

Illuminating and surprising.


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The(ir) Blurb...

A look into Canada's incredible strides with progressive politics, while at the same time the U.S. has become increasingly polarized on such issues as the Drug War and Gay-marriage. Canada now presents a sharp contrast between itself and its southern neighbor, making converts of many a U.S. citizen.

Cast & Characters

Pierre Berton as Himself;
Bono as Himself;
George W. Bush as Himself;
Tucker Carlson as Himself;
Marc Emery as Himself;
Stephen Harper as Himself;
Bill Maher as Himself;
Watermelon as Herself