Idlewild

During the day, the melancholy Percival helps put embalming on the dead in his father's funeral parlor. He is the quasi-heir to the family business; at night, the shy Percival will hide behind the piano in the underground nightclub, using his fingers to put spices on the dead to play smart notes to awaken the turbulent souls at night. He is a talented musician but dare not be born. Rust, who provides Percival with the opportunity to vent his genius and creative desires, is the manager of an underground nightclub. Compared to his gentle and introverted childhood playmate who was addicted to the world of music, Rust was truly like a proud and gorgeous rooster. Singing, singing and drinking with beautiful women every night was everything he dreamed of. Life only cared about the climax and indulgence between the opening and closing. Falling in love with the young showgirl Angel, Percival realizes that he must choose between his dream and his father. It is too painful for a person to choose. Percival used his ideal to move the carpe diemist Rust to accompany him, making him understand that their genius and mission are to open up their own style in the broader music world and influence a music era. Two young musicians venture out of the conservative state of Georgia. The road they embarked on for their dreams and love confirmed the development trajectory of African American music in the 1930s. ◇ Behind-the-scenes production, ever-changing schedule,