Music,Drama,Thriller United States of America
Jenny, a deaf runaway, arrives in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district determined to find her long-lost brother, who is known as The Seeker. He is a mysterious bearded sculptor respected by the locals for his wisdom. Jenny's search leads her to a psychedelic band called Mumblin' Jim, consisting of Stoney, Ben, and Elwood, who are known for their mind-altering music.
Fascinated by the band's music and desperate for help, Jenny becomes entangled in their world. The band members take her in and hide her from the authorities in their crash pad, a vibrant Victorian house filled with love beads and couples engaged in affectionate encounters.
While staying with Mumblin' Jim, Jenny begins to experience the transformative power of psychedelic drugs and the countercultural lifestyle. The band members introduce her to the world of free love, self-expression, and spirituality, which captivates her. She embraces the community in Haight-Ashbury and is drawn into the revolutionary movement happening amidst the evolving hippie culture.
Meanwhile, Dave, a close friend of Mumblin' Jim and an advocate for truth-seeking, views the band's pursuit of mainstream success as selling out and dismisses it as "playing games." However, recognizing Jenny's vulnerable situation and the importance of her mission to find her brother, he reluctantly agrees to help her.
As Jenny delves deeper into the psychedelic scene, she encounters a vibrant array of eccentric characters, from radical activists to spiritual gurus. The journey intensifies as Jenny's determination to find her brother grows stronger, pushing her to confront the harsh realities of the underground world she has embraced.
Throughout the film, the pursuit of truth, self-discovery, and the search for love and connection intertwine. As Jenny navigates the expansive counterculture landscape in San Francisco, she finds herself questioning her own identity and purpose. The movie explores themes of acceptance, rebellion, and the power of human connection amid a society in the midst of profound societal and cultural changes.
With Dave's guidance, Jenny gradually unravels the mysterious whereabouts of her brother, The Seeker. Along the way, she discovers hidden depths within herself and ultimately finds her long-lost sibling, securing a sense of closure and family.
Psych-Out takes the audience on an immersive journey through the psychedelic subculture of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district in the 1960s. It examines the various facets of the countercultural movement, the clash between commercial aspirations and true authenticity, and the power of music, love, and self-discovery.
Fascinated by the band's music and desperate for help, Jenny becomes entangled in their world. The band members take her in and hide her from the authorities in their crash pad, a vibrant Victorian house filled with love beads and couples engaged in affectionate encounters.
While staying with Mumblin' Jim, Jenny begins to experience the transformative power of psychedelic drugs and the countercultural lifestyle. The band members introduce her to the world of free love, self-expression, and spirituality, which captivates her. She embraces the community in Haight-Ashbury and is drawn into the revolutionary movement happening amidst the evolving hippie culture.
Meanwhile, Dave, a close friend of Mumblin' Jim and an advocate for truth-seeking, views the band's pursuit of mainstream success as selling out and dismisses it as "playing games." However, recognizing Jenny's vulnerable situation and the importance of her mission to find her brother, he reluctantly agrees to help her.
As Jenny delves deeper into the psychedelic scene, she encounters a vibrant array of eccentric characters, from radical activists to spiritual gurus. The journey intensifies as Jenny's determination to find her brother grows stronger, pushing her to confront the harsh realities of the underground world she has embraced.
Throughout the film, the pursuit of truth, self-discovery, and the search for love and connection intertwine. As Jenny navigates the expansive counterculture landscape in San Francisco, she finds herself questioning her own identity and purpose. The movie explores themes of acceptance, rebellion, and the power of human connection amid a society in the midst of profound societal and cultural changes.
With Dave's guidance, Jenny gradually unravels the mysterious whereabouts of her brother, The Seeker. Along the way, she discovers hidden depths within herself and ultimately finds her long-lost sibling, securing a sense of closure and family.
Psych-Out takes the audience on an immersive journey through the psychedelic subculture of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district in the 1960s. It examines the various facets of the countercultural movement, the clash between commercial aspirations and true authenticity, and the power of music, love, and self-discovery.
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