Jazz

This film is a music and dance film that combines the culmination of jazz music from the 1970s. He won the Palme d'Or at the 33rd Cannes International Film Festival in 1980, and won three Academy Awards for Best Costume Design, Best Editing, and Best Music at the 52nd Academy Awards (1979). ◇Plot introduction◇ As a musical theater fan, even if you are not familiar with the name of Academy Award director Bob Fosse, I bet you must have heard of the Tony Award and Oscar winner "Chicago" and "Cabaret". Fosse is the screenwriter and director of the two musical movie versions respectively. His other famous work is this "Jazz." (In fact, as long as you pay a little attention, you can find many shadows of "Jazz" in the choreography of "Chicago", and the first song of "Chicago" is "All That Jazz".) "Jazz" can be said to be Bob Fosse's semi-autobiographical film. The protagonist in the film is a man named Joe Gideon is a senior Broadway director. He is unconstrained, independent, and talented. However, because he has not established lofty ideals and a correct outlook on life and the world, the pressure of work and emotional indulgence have made him discouraged and world-weary, and his health has deteriorated. Finally,