Gary is a shy and introverted man in his mid-twenties who has been struggling with social anxiety for most of his life. He lives alone in a small apartment and works from home, avoiding social interactions as much as possible. However, he longs for human connection and decides to take a chance by reaching out to Alexis, whom he met through a mutual friend.
Alexis is a dynamic and outgoing woman who has also been diagnosed with attention deficit disorder (ADD). She is always on the go, juggling multiple projects, and can never stay still for long. Despite her busy schedule, Alexis is drawn to Gary's quiet nature and empathizes with his struggles.
As they start spending time together, Gary and Alexis discover that they have a mutual interest: finding Kayla, Gary's high school sweetheart, who disappeared from his life years ago. Gary has never been able to forget about her, and he hopes that by reconnecting with her, he can finally overcome his anxiety and find some closure.
With Alexis's help, Gary embarks on a quest to find Kayla, which takes them on a wild adventure through the city and beyond. Along the way, they encounter a colorful cast of characters, from eccentric artists to quirky musicians, who help them in their search. As they get closer to finding Kayla, Gary and Alexis also develop a deep bond of platonic friendship that helps them both grow and confront their personal demons.
When they finally find Kayla, Gary is forced to confront his past and the reasons why he has been holding onto his feelings for her for so long. Through this experience, he gains a new perspective on his anxiety and realizes that sometimes the best way to overcome it is by facing it head-on.
Social is a heartwarming and uplifting film about friendship, self-discovery, and the power of human connection to heal even the deepest wounds. It touches on themes of mental health, social isolation, and the importance of taking risks in life. The film is driven by strong performances from its two leads, as well as a catchy soundtrack that captures the spirit of the story. It is a must-watch for anyone who has ever felt alone or struggled with social anxiety.