This film has many highlights, and the real historical background is enough to give the public an absolute reason to go to the theater. The main line of the story has always revolved around the life experience of record company owner Leonard Chase, and such a main axis of the film provides the audience with a good cut-in perspective. After watching this film, you can not only understand the grievances and grievances between people in that era, but also see the development imprint of the entire music. The film shows the legend of a record company, an era of intoxicated money, a love between blacks and whites, and an elegy where brilliance and drugs coexist.
Most of the film's details are faithful to the facts, but the director's lack of ability makes the film disgusting and hypocritical to use.
