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Go Further (2004)

Director: Ron Mann

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From Time Out New York

In the summer of 2001, actor and renegade activist Woody Harrelson took a 1,300-mile bicycle trek from Seattle to Los Angeles. Deeming it the Simple Organic Living tour, Harrelson was accompanied by a hemp-fueled bus filled with Kesey-esque stoners. Director Ron Mann traveled along to chronicle all the good vibes. Because of the film's loopy optimism, it would be easy to dismiss Go Further as just a hippie home movie. But Harrelson is never preachy, and the film strikes a balance between humor and advocacy.

Author: JR 0000-00-00 00:00:00

Time Out New York Website

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Director: Ron Mann

Producer: Ron Mann

With: Ken Kesey, Woody Harrelson

Duration: 100 mins


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