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Johnny Appleweed

Inspired by the ghost of Johnny Appleseed, a young man undertakes a mission to populate the countryside with seeds... marijuana seeds ...

Starring:

Harley Kaplan, Harriet Reynolds, Mike Reynolds

Genre:

Comedy, Drama

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