That's the Way of the World (1975)
Record executives pressure esteemed producer Buckmaster to invest his talents in a white pop group they believe embodies America's musical desires. As he navigates this corporate landscape, Buckmaster grapples with the threat to his artistic integrity. Determined to resist the industry's constraints, he gradually begins to push back against the system that has shaped his successful career. Tension mounts as he seeks to balance commercial demands with his own creative vision, leading to a compelling exploration of authenticity in the music world.
