Connie Littlefield
- Director
- Producer
- Writer
Connie Littlefield is an acclaimed writer, director, and producer whose work has helped shape contemporary perspectives on psychedelic culture and drug policy.
Her 2002 film 'Hofmann's Potion: The Early Years of LSD' has been widely recognized for changing public discourse around psychedelic drugs, offering a thoughtful exploration of their scientific and cultural origins.
In 2006, she directed 'Damage Done: The Drug War Odyssey,' a compelling look at Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (L.E.A.P.), praised by The Vancouver Sun as "the smartest documentary yet on a divisive subject."
Littlefield went on to write and produce the 2015 feature 'The Sunshine Makers,' which premiered to critical acclaim. The New York Times' Manohla Dargis wrote "there's no question that hanging out with Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn on acid has its appeal."
In 2021, she released 'Better Living Through Chemistry,' a vibrant portrait of psychedelic pioneers Ann and Sasha Shulgin that continued her exploration of visionary figures who challenged conventional science and culture.
Littlefield holds an MFA in filmmaking from NSCAD University and has built a career as a writer, researcher, and producer across a wide range of documentary projects.
Her 2002 film 'Hofmann's Potion: The Early Years of LSD' has been widely recognized for changing public discourse around psychedelic drugs, offering a thoughtful exploration of their scientific and cultural origins.
In 2006, she directed 'Damage Done: The Drug War Odyssey,' a compelling look at Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (L.E.A.P.), praised by The Vancouver Sun as "the smartest documentary yet on a divisive subject."
Littlefield went on to write and produce the 2015 feature 'The Sunshine Makers,' which premiered to critical acclaim. The New York Times' Manohla Dargis wrote "there's no question that hanging out with Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn on acid has its appeal."
In 2021, she released 'Better Living Through Chemistry,' a vibrant portrait of psychedelic pioneers Ann and Sasha Shulgin that continued her exploration of visionary figures who challenged conventional science and culture.
Littlefield holds an MFA in filmmaking from NSCAD University and has built a career as a writer, researcher, and producer across a wide range of documentary projects.
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