Legally High

Legally High dives into the changing dynamics of drug use in Britain, where traditional illegal substances are being replaced by new, legally available options. The documentary captures the experiences of a younger generation who can access these substances more affordably and legally, highlighting the innovations of clandestine chemists who create drugs that evade the law.

The film showcases the underground market for these substances, often marketed as research chemicals with labels stating 'not for human consumption.' This hard-hitting observational documentary offers a stark insight into the realities of drug abuse and the implications of a rapidly evolving drug scene. Directed by Dan Reed, a triple BAFTA-award winner, this film presents an unfiltered view of the contemporary drug landscape in Britain.