High Road

In High Road, Glenn 'Fitz' Fitzgerald finds himself at a crossroads, struggling between his band, his girlfriend, and a drug-dealing side hustle. The film is characterized by its completely improvised dialogue, allowing the cast to bring a unique spontaneity to their performances. With a supporting cast that includes Abby Elliott, Dylan O'Brien, and Lizzy Caplan, the film delivers a blend of humor and chaos as Fitz hits the road with a younger companion after a series of setbacks.

The film captures the essence of indie comedy from the early 2010s, showcasing a narrative filled with unexpected twists and eccentric characters. As Fitz encounters a mix of challenges, including car chases and humorous interactions with a variety of supporting characters, the story unfolds with a lighthearted yet chaotic tone. This film is a prime example of the improvisational style that defines much of indie comedy of that era.