A brief introduction to a real "lost" film in the 1960s. It describes the travel of a drug addict in the alternation of illness and health in the form of semi-autobiography. The story jumps back and forth between the real-world scene and the dream of the protagonist growing up in Chubak, New York. There are many actors in the film, including counter-cultural idols Allen Ginsberg (Allen Ginsburg) and William S Burroughs (William Burroughs). I'm Russell Harwick, and I started writing this diary in order to record my alcohol dependence. Conrad Conrad Rooks runs with his thoughts, touches the smoothness of a woman in his fantasies, leaves poems on her buds in her serpent peristalsis, desire flows between her lips and teeth, her waist shakes involuntarily in my intervention, and on the plump mountains, there is an attractive paradise-OSAMA KAVKALU Chabak, Chabak, sacred land of running water Harwick's childhood memory of the Indian death place, in the sacrificial drums, I heard the sound of blood boiling, the magic of sacrifice is always there.
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