A conventional and commonplace drama about a writer who criticizes what is conventionally stipulated as a Black work and its common facts, in short the hypocrisy, a great film, some exaggerated nominations, a fair award (Very well adapted screenplay, the final change was essential and necessary to maintain the film's complexity and reference), historical reparation... Necessarily valid for social criticism and racism... Fun, ironic and iconic, realistic (or not), the supporting characters are adorable, all in opposition to the grumpy protagonist. .. "The dumber I am, the richer I get."
It took me a while but I understood, it's a film about the film, metalanguage, about the ending, in fact the Oscar was the perfect ending... Wow...
A novelist who is fed up with the system profiting from "black" entertainment uses a pseudonym to write a book that takes him to the heart of the hypocrisy and madness he claims to disdain.
A novelist who is fed up with the system profiting from "black" entertainment uses a pseudonym to write a book that takes him to the heart of the hypocrisy and madness he claims to disdain.