Jared Masters was apparently tasked to make a film for a junior high project using a purple filter and no dialogue. This would have been a concept film 50 years ago. Amethyst, who apparently has never taken any acid, drinks a whole vial given to her my a "friend" Ember. She then wanders around a very well groomed estate in Richmond. That's the film. The end.
You always "babysit" someone on their first trip. That is the unwritten rule among illegal drug users. Violence is rare on such trips. Grace Klich plays Amethyst who can best be described as a poor man's Misty Mundae who keeps her clothes on. The pyramid on the poster display comes in at the last scene. I am sure there were a lot a symbolism and metaphors I didn't get, but the film wasn't worth thinking about. Grace Kilch is in nearly ever scene. It is like watching somebody else's acid trip...oh it is.
Didn't Jimi put the liquid LSD in his eye? Guide: No swearing (or talking) sex or nudity.
You always "babysit" someone on their first trip. That is the unwritten rule among illegal drug users. Violence is rare on such trips. Grace Klich plays Amethyst who can best be described as a poor man's Misty Mundae who keeps her clothes on. The pyramid on the poster display comes in at the last scene. I am sure there were a lot a symbolism and metaphors I didn't get, but the film wasn't worth thinking about. Grace Kilch is in nearly ever scene. It is like watching somebody else's acid trip...oh it is.
Didn't Jimi put the liquid LSD in his eye? Guide: No swearing (or talking) sex or nudity.