It's 1957. Marion works for a Memphis record company, roaming the South in search of great songs from Black bands. He buys their songs to be re-recorded by White artists up north. Marion has two families, a White family in Meridian, MS, wife Christine and sons Lloyd and Linden and a Black family in Birmingham, AL, girlfriend Rosa and son Aaron. The pressures of maintaining these two families, attempting to guide and instruct his sons, and generating a return on an investment from his wealt...

An appellate court judge who stands four feet ten inches tall is the common denominator in court corruption. When the California Supreme Court receives a case so outrageous, they are beside themselves. They can't turn him in because they have upheld some of his previous decisions that also reeked of corruption. They don't want to get tied to covering up for colleagues. They can't send it to another court, because those judges might be honest. They return it to the court it came from. They ...