The film Lacy is an avant-garde audition tape and a satirical mockumentary where Lacy is the embodiment of her media consumption. The character Lacy created by the writer/director Abigail Sakari during lockdown, represents the shared feeling among many young women - that they aren't enough.

"If you can be anything, be verified." In the pursuit of fame and adoration, Lacy, a wannabe celebrity from Reading (though she claims she’s from the Ends), sets out to film her audition tape for the reality show Cocktail Villa. She drags along her 14-year-old cousin, Megan, as they venture through the hectic streets of Brent Cross and Cricklewood. However, as the day unfolds, Lacy's ambitious facade begins to wane as encounters with various people from her past threaten to burst her bubble of delusion. Amidst the popularity and influence she craves, she almost finds herself questioning the true cost of fame. Almost.