It’s 1969. To save her mother, Margaret,  eight-year-old Elizabeth commits the first of many crimes. She steals the keys to a school bus called “Far Out” and they flee their home, in pursuit of free love and rock n’ roll.

 

South of the border, broke and with their options narrowing, Elizabeth transforms herself into MeMe Fantastica, a roadside psychic, who speaks primarily in Bob Dylan song lyrics, and Margaret becomes Fran Sisco, her agent. As this mother-daughter duo move from diner to diner, reading fortunes and encountering a weird and wonderful cast of misfits, hustlers and clowns, it becomes clear America is at a tipping point. Before they know it, they have been seduced into an end-of-the-world LSD cult in New York City and Elizabeth is faced with another choice: whether to save herself or follow her mother down the rabbit hole.​