Step Out of Your Mind (1966)

Step Out of Your Mind is a 1966 American film that features an ensemble cast including Kelly Bishop as Missy Linden (Carole Bishop), James Dibas as Harry, Nancy Dalton as Pam, Lieland Palmer as Stacey, Ron Dante as Gordon Harris, Linda Grant as Perky, Patrick Adyarte as Barney, Susan Lacki as Lucia Brand, Sheila Forbes as Sharon Roberts, Patricia McNair as Dot Rogers, Judson Todd as Avery Roberts, William Donaldson as Duke, Bobby Becker as Rick, Ronnie DeMarco as Fred, Alberta Grant as Gwen Cooper, Debe Macomber as the Go-go girl, Evie Sands as Evie Styles, Lynn Simonson as Coach Judy Lefferts, Richard Stern as Corky, and Mike St. Show as Chuck B. Devlin, among others.

The film follows the lives of a group of young people as they navigate through the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery. Missy Linden, the protagonist played by Kelly Bishop, finds herself torn between her feelings for Harry (James Dibas) and her loyalty to her friends. As Pam (Nancy Dalton) and Stacey (Lieland Palmer) grapple with their own romantic entanglements, Gordon Harris (Ron Dante) and Perky (Linda Grant) provide comic relief with their hilarious antics.

Directed by an acclaimed filmmaker, Step Out of Your Mind is a coming-of-age story that captures the essence of the 1960s counterculture movement in America. The film is a nostalgic trip back in time, with its groovy soundtrack and psychedelic visuals that reflect the era's free-spirited vibe.

With a talented cast and a captivating storyline, Step Out of Your Mind is a must-watch for anyone looking to experience the magic of the swinging sixties. So grab your bell-bottoms, put on your tie-dye shirt, and get ready to step out of your mind with this iconic film.