Beyond LSD

About This Movie

Beyond LSD is one of those intriguing educational docs from the late '60s that feels like a time capsule. Directed by Paul Burnford, it’s not just about the drug itself, but revolves around the critical conversations parents were encouraged to have with their kids during a period of cultural upheaval. The tone is earnest, maybe even a bit alarmist, reflecting the societal fears surrounding LSD at that time. You get this juxtaposition of stark visuals and calm narration. The pacing isn’t frantic, but it has a continuous flow that keeps you engaged, almost like a guided tour through a maze of misinformation and concerns. It’s a snapshot of an era, capturing the essence of parental anxiety and the quest for understanding amidst the psychedelic revolution.

Explores 1960s drug culture. · Reflective of societal fears. · Useful for understanding parent-child dynamics.