Jacked is a harrowing and gritty drama that explores the dark underbelly of Hollywood and the struggles of a young gay man trying to make it in the entertainment industry. Ethan, played brilliantly by up-and-coming actor, Jack Falahee, is a talented performer with dreams of becoming a successful actor.
However, his religious and conservative mother disapproves of his sexuality and forces him out of their Michigan home. Desperate to find acceptance and a place to belong, Ethan relocates to Hollywood, where he hopes to finally find the freedom to be himself and pursue his dreams.
Unfortunately, his naivete and idealism are soon crushed by the harsh reality of life in Tinseltown. He soon finds himself in a downward spiral, plagued by drug addiction, financial troubles, and homelessness. To make ends meet, he turns to prostitution, a degrading and dangerous existence that only exacerbates his problems and puts him in even more danger.
Throughout the film, we witness Ethan's struggles to stay afloat and maintain his dignity in the face of overwhelming odds. His journey is heartbreaking yet ultimately inspiring, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of hope to triumph over adversity.
Jacked is a film that pulls no punches, depicting the harsh realities of life on the streets with unflinching honesty. It's a powerful, thought-provoking film that will leave a lasting impact on viewers long after the credits roll.