A tribute to the great Black musicians who lived and performed in the famed Blue Note Jazz Club in Paris in the 1950s. Dale Turner, an old alcoholic American saxophonist is rescued by Francis Borler, a young French fan.
The two men, divided by culture and experience, become fast friends, united by their passion for music. Dir: Betrand Tavernier, 2hr 11 min, 15
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