In 1962, Tony Lip, a New York bouncer, embarks on an eye-opening journey through the Deep South with Don Shirley, an acclaimed African American pianist. As they navigate segregation laws and limited facilities for black travelers, they rely on The Negro Motorist Green Book to guide them safely along their route. This road trip movie explores the challenges faced by African Americans during that era, as well as the unexpected friendship and understanding that develops between Tony and Don amidst these hardships. It delves into themes of race, class, and the complexities of human connections, offering a poignant look at a crucial period in American history through the lens of two very different individuals.
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