Black and Tan (1929)
MOVIE
Duke Ellington stars in a compelling narrative set against the backdrop of his vibrant jazz music. He grapples with personal struggles, desperately urging his friend, dancer Fredi Washington, to reconsider performing despite her heart issues. The tension escalates when she ultimately collapses during a performance, highlighting the precarious balance between ambition and health. Ellington's soulful melodies punctuate the emotional journey, blending drama with the rhythm of the jazz age. The film captures the highs and lows of friendship amidst the lure of fame and the sacrifices it demands.
Runtime
19m
Country
United States of America
