The scene of the amazing sinners who are likely not to know it depends on real events

Ryan Kogler, the new music “sin” It is easily one of the best movies for 2025. He tells the story of identical twins Elijah and Elias Moore-nickname with smoke and stack, both Michael B played. Jordan -who seek to escape from a criminal world in Chicago in 1932. They know the musicians and potential employees, and they know an ancient barn – owned by an old racist white man – they can buy it. While they rush throughout the city, trying to get supplies, each of them re -contacts with old friends and lovers. Juke Consist is a job opportunity, but it is also a way to reshape a scattered black society, as well as rescue their reputation.

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Also, there are vampires. The trio of white people who know the Irish popular music is trying to storm Juke Club in full swing. They claim that they just want to play with the talented Blues musician (Miles Caton), but it is clear that they want to drink the blood of everyone and harness the Sammie’s musical ingenuity. One can see that “sinners” are partially revolving around the white participation of black music; White musicians literally feed on black.

Two of the employees who smoke and rent the stack are Grace and Bo Chow (Yao and Li Jun Li), and Chinese immigrants, who own a pair of prosperous stores in the middle of the Mississippi Delta. Grace was appointed to draw the dance club mark. As happens, the stores selling by Chows sells their goods historically accurate, supervised by the Cultural Adviser to Koulegler, Dolly Lee. In fact, the stores are designed to look exactly like Asian -owned stores in 1932 Mississippi, as shown in the documentary series “The story that is indescribable to the southern Chinese in America.”

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Dolly Lee was one of the producers of the aforementioned documentary and worked as his host. Her vision was well studied and valued for Ryan Koger. according to EagleLI and Coogler started communicating after he saw her documentary series and hit her how the character was. Kogler’s father seemed to have had the Chinese Delta ancestors, and he knew that he needed to represent the presence of Chinese -owned companies in his movie.

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In “sinners”, Chows owned two stores standing across the street from each other – one serves black society, while other white people. This was based directly to the actual Greenville, Mississippi, stores called Min Sang & Co. Grocery, photographer in LI. Those stores, which were located on Alexander Street, were also opened in the 1930s, and provided to local black society about 70 % of groceries. Unfortunately, it seems that these stores have now been closed. I am surprised that Kogler believes that it includes Chinese characters in his movie, Say on Twitter:

“I know 100 % that Ryan could have made store owners white or black and there will be no one who was attending his eyes. To insist on including them – who re -appeared this document and history – now this friendship.”

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“Singer” also appeared the daughter of “teenage” Lisa (Helena Hu) in a small role. The documentary movie speaks to a woman named Jean Maskas, who recalled Nashah at her parents ’store in Mississippi, who lives in the back (the Chinese people were not allowed to own property at that time). Lisa can be a great position for women such as Maskas-or, or, at the age of her era, the mother of Maskas-who has clear memories about what was the case with being a child for Chinese parents, and they serve black society during the south that returns to isolation.

These details make “sinners” feel wealth and live, which was made by people who want to capture black and Chinese experiences in Mississippi in the thirties of the twentieth century. Well done, everyone.