Getting High

Getting High is a surreal exploration of the mind, told through the eyes of a narrator trapped in the haze of his own thoughts. As he indulges in a joint, the film takes on a green-tinted aesthetic, symbolizing his disconnection from reality as his consciousness drifts through a series of iconic cinematic references, philosophical musings, and existential dilemmas. The movie draws influence from Fight Club, Her, American Psycho, and The Matrix, weaving these allusions into a disorienting montage of self-doubt, introspection, and the search for meaning. With a soundtrack that ranges from haunting to chaotic, Getting High is both a personal reflection on the consequences of indulgence and a universal commentary on the noise and beauty of modern existence. The film leaves you questioning your own reality, while pondering what truly sustains us — art or the illusions we create. Getting High is a surreal exploration of the mind, told through the eyes of a narrator trapped in the haze of his own thoughts. As he indulges in a joint, the film takes on a green-tinted aesthetic, symbolizing his disconnection from reality as his consciousness drifts through a series of iconic cinematic references, philosophical musings, and existential dilemmas. The movie draws influence from Fight Club, Her, American Psycho, and The Matrix, weaving these allusions into a disorienting montage of self-doubt, introspection, and the search for meaning. With a soundtrack that ranges from haunting to chaotic, Getting High is both a personal reflection on the consequences of indulgence and a universal commentary on the noise and beauty of modern existence. The film leaves you questioning your own reality, while pondering what truly sustains us — art or the illusions we create. Getting High is a surreal exploration of the mind, told through the eyes of a narrator trapped in the haze of his own thoughts. As he indulges in a joint, the film takes on a green-tinted aesthetic, symbolizing his disconnection from reality as his consciousness drifts through a series of iconic cinematic references, philosophical musings, and existential dilemmas. The movie draws influence from Fight Club, Her, American Psycho, and The Matrix, weaving these allusions into a disorienting montage of self-doubt, introspection, and the search for meaning. With a soundtrack that ranges from haunting to chaotic, Getting High is both a personal reflection on the consequences of indulgence and a universal commentary on the noise and beauty of modern existence. The film leaves you questioning your own reality, while pondering what truly sustains us — art or the illusions we create. Getting High is a surreal exploration of the mind, told through the eyes of a narrator trapped in the haze of his own thoughts. As he indulges in a joint, the film takes on a green-tinted aesthetic, symbolizing his disconnection from reality as his consciousness drifts through a series of iconic cinematic references, philosophical musings, and existential dilemmas. The movie draws influence from Fight Club, Her, American Psycho, and The Matrix, weaving these allusions into a disorienting montage of self-doubt, introspection, and the search for meaning. With a soundtrack that ranges from haunting to chaotic, Getting High is both a personal reflection on the consequences of indulgence and a universal commentary on the noise and beauty of modern existence. The film leaves you questioning your own reality, while pondering what truly sustains us — art or the illusions we create.