Jack O'Connell

A young author who believes he can write a great American novel falls in love with a beautiful young dancing girl. The two live together in bohemian Greenwich Village, although the woman aspires to have a conventional marriage. His book is little more than self-absorbed and pretentious, much like his character. His behavior drives the girl away, and he takes up with an idle rick girl. His former live-in lover is pregnant and seeks an abortion in the wake of the breakup, leading to tragedy. (OVGuide)

Christa, An ariline stewardess looking for love, Has a series of intimate weekends with various men.

The hippie spirit of Haight-Ashbury is alive and well in this rough-around-the-edges documentary, shot in the heart of San Francisco during the groovy days when hair was long, love was free and acid abounded. Featuring concert footage of Country Joe and the Fish and other bands, director Jack O'Connell's quirky film captures the counterculture's scope, from impassioned leaders such as Rev. Cecil Williams down to ordinary freaks on the street. (Netflix)