The most impressive aspect of the film is how it covered the transition of that summer of Love on a very deep level showing interviews with key participants who were at the center of the LSD movement. Not just the typical Leary, Kesey, videos of people dancing in San Francisco parks but also those who "got it" that something big was happening and tried to organize it and communicate with others who were also "getting it." LSD got a bad name because of people like Leary but there were individuals who brought the experience to a deeper more transformative level and this film shares interviews that were done at that time.
People who were not there really ought to try and find this documentary and you might find that you'll come away with a completely different understanding of Sgt Peppers and the Summer of Love.
People who were not there really ought to try and find this documentary and you might find that you'll come away with a completely different understanding of Sgt Peppers and the Summer of Love.