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metroweekly.comSoul (★★★★☆) swoops and swerves like a bebop solo, interpreting great mysteries of life and death with style and effortless grace.For the movie’s hero, pianist Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx), jazz encompasses all.
It’s music, it’s a profession, a touchstone of Black and American culture, and the vehicle he uses to transmit to his middle school band students what it means to be passionate about something.
Joe’s love for jazz dances across the screen in reveries of color and sound. Matching inventive visuals to snappy compositions and piano solos by Late Show bandleader Jon Batiste, co-directors Pete Docter and Kemp Powers convey the meaning behind Joe’s assertion that he was born to play.The film also adeptly conveys Joe’s gut-wrenching.
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