March of the Spring Hare

The film centers on Henry, an apathetic clerk at the All-State Collection Agency, who dreams of a more fulfilling life as a Buddhist monk. His days are spent daydreaming and wandering Greenwich Village with his girlfriend Sandy and roommate Solly. When Sandy moves in with them, a web of romantic entanglements unfolds as Henry juggles relationships with Sandy and co-worker Rhoda.

Henry's struggles are exacerbated by his boss Martin Axborough, who tries to instill some motivation in him. As Henry's anti-materialist beliefs clash with the realities of his job, he discovers corruption within the collection agency. This revelation deepens his sense of alienation and disillusionment, reflecting themes common in 1970s counterculture.