Three tribal men in Vietnam had been friends for decades, helping each other through financial hardships, family struggles and illnesses by means of one great, shared love – marijuana.
Illegal and condemned by the government since they were teenagers in the 1960s, marijuana seemed to be the only constant in their frequently unpredictable lives. Through a street dealer who had become fast friends with one of the men, Binh*, they enjoyed a steady supply of cannabis that became a stable presence when all else – relationships, income, health – crumbled.
By the time the three friends were in their 40s…