New York City, 1970. On the unforgiving streets of the metropolis, a young woman named Lisa fights for survival after being cast out by society. Adrift, she finds unlikely allies: a Vietnam veteran, a cynical nihilist, and a helpful stranger. This 85-minute, black-and-white drama captures the raw and authentic essence of the 70s punk subculture. Despite its low budget, the film portrays the world of the marginalized with unflinching honesty. The lead role is played by the film's director and writer, Racheal Amadeo, alongside iconic figures like Johnny Thunders and Dee Dee Ramone.