"My Eyes Are Up Here" tells the compelling story of a disabled woman on a determined quest to obtain the morning-after pill after a night gone awry. The film navigates her challenges with unwavering resilience, highlighting the societal barriers and misconceptions she faces along the way. With moments of humor and poignancy, the narrative captures her interactions with various characters—some supportive, others dismissive—ultimately showcasing her strength and agency. As she fights against the odds, the film powerfully addresses themes of bodily autonomy, empowerment, and the right to make choices about one’s own life, leaving viewers inspired by her journey and the message that everyone deserves to be heard and respected.