This is a really wonderful movie about the struggles of writing and with being a black person in modern society. Instead of giving in to the woke world which surrounds us all the time now, it bucks against it. Rather than feeling like you were watching an internalized story about people from other communities, you could feel involved in the story. I have been a long-time fan of Sterling Brown and his performance in this film was well done, through-and-through. I actually first really noticed Jeffrey Wright in Asteroid City, which was directed by Wes Anderson last year, and remarked in my review how he delivered a strong performance. But Wright's unique ability really shone through in this one and he was a delight to watch. Being a writer can be very frustrating, and this film truly showed what kinds of anxieties and problems can arise in the creation of art. I really enjoyed it.