1974

Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous 1970s, the narrative explores Francine Prose's intense relationship with Tony Russo, a figure involved in the Pentagon Papers scandal. Their nights spent driving through San Francisco are filled with his stories, reflecting the era's significant events like the Vietnam War and women's liberation. This personal journey intertwines with broader societal changes, offering a poignant and ironic look at Prose's evolution as a writer and artist during a pivotal moment in American history.