Now can you dig that

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People smoke marijuana in several scenes. Wine drinking. Cigarette smoking. Parents need to know that Can You Dig This? Filmmaker Delila Vallot , whose own father lived in this mostly African-American community, returns to discover a small coterie of earnest "gangster" or "renegade" gardeners who have found hope, meaning, and a new way of life simply by tilling the soil and growing things in a bleak environment.

By focusing on only a few of the growers, from a young girl to a senior ex-convict, the film brings to life the dramatic and very personal changes that occur. Several characters share and smoke marijuana on-camera. Despite these things, the film is constructive, uplifting, and earnest.

It's best for mature teens and may motivate thoughtful discussion for families who watch together. Add your rating See all 1 parent review. Add your rating. In a place where she was once frightened as a child, Vallot uncovers a remarkable truth: The simple act of creating a garden can change lives.

Over the period of one year, Vallot films that transformation. She follows a diverse group of "gardeners. Each one of her subjects encounters significant obstacles: health issues, governmental interference, loss, and some problems of their own making. Integrated throughout, Vallot takes a look at a wider issue facing the area: There's little access to fresh, healthy food, and folks are forced to rely on cheap convenience vendors and unhealthy processed foods.

Director Delila Vallot's ability to find the defining moments in the lives of her characters in South Central makes for intense "rooting interest" in a remarkable film. It's humanizing above all else; a community that is often defined by its poverty, violence, and hopelessness is defined instead by the audience's journey with a few of its most vulnerable members. Caution: In an effort to accurately portray the grim reality of the neighborhoods, Vallot has included profanity, marijuana use, and references to violence, which may preempt viewing by younger kids who might otherwise find Can You Dig This?

Families can talk about the use of the term "inspirational" when describing films. What does it mean, and what about this movie is inspiring? Why are such films valuable to the wider community? What other kinds of activities might be inspirational for you? Did Can You Dig This? Think about the use of profanity in this film. Why do you think the filmmaker kept it in the movie when she could have taken it out? How did such language bring reality to the movie's vision of the community and the people?

Do you agree with her decision? Try to imagine little Quimone's future. How do you think her discovery of gardening will affect her life?