In the satirical comedy "Not Okay" (2022), we follow the journey of Dani, an ambitious young woman hungry for social media fame. Eager to boost her online presence, she fabricates an extravagant trip to Paris, believing it will attract followers and elevate her status. However, when a shocking and tragic event occurs in the real world, it inadvertently intertwines with her fabricated adventure, thrusting her into the spotlight she so desperately craved. As Dani grapples with the consequences of her deception, her white lie quickly spirals into a moral conundrum, forcing her to confront the ethical implications of her actions. Instead of the glamorous life she envisioned, she finds herself navigating a web of lies and the complexities of genuine connection in the digital age. "Not Okay" brilliantly explores themes of authenticity, the quest for validation, and the pitfalls of social media culture, making it a must-watch for anyone intrigued by the intersection of reality and online personas. Dive into this compelling narrative that challenges the notion of fame in today’s hyper-connected world.