A clever and simple film, with fantastic writing and even better music. Acting. Top staffed.

The topic couldn't be better suited to our times. The film works on two levels. The first is how racism can also be found in the literary scene. The second is about the complex family life of our main character.

A satire that holds a mirror up to us. The story about a frustrated black author who defies clichés and expectations of black authors. You can laugh a lot when you sometimes catch yourself realizing how stupid this world is. Elegantly walking a line between absurdist satire and family drama. As always, the open question remains whether the film really deserves an Oscar or whether it is the topic that is much more important than the actual film.