The sexual revolution is in full swing in the aftermath of the Summer of Love and women’s rights are evolving. The Supreme Court overturns the ban of abortions in all states with their decision in Roe v. Wade. The end of the Viet Nam War is close . . .
Tempe, a suburb of Phoenix, is still rural enough that cars often have to stop as herds of sheep amble across the road. The home of Arizona State University, where in 1972, an overwhelming majority of the students were male, Tempe is a town with a lot of jobs and a lot of bars, a robust music scene, and a mix of intellectuals, artists, cowboys, and outlaws.
Here is where we find Gina and two “forever friends” who step into the beauty and the rawness of 1972 Tempe, forging their own paths into new adventures.