is the genuine story of two African-American business people, Bernard Garrett and Joe Morris, who during the 1950s attempted to maintain a strategic distance from the racial confinements of the period and contrived a hazardous arrangement to enable African-Americans to proceed with their American dream. Together with Garrett’s better half, Eunice, they train Matt Steiner, a white man, to act like the rich and favored proprietor of their land and banking business realm, while Garrett and Morris present themselves as counsels and drivers. Garrett and Morris become two of the most extravagant and best land financial specialists in the nation, with Steiner as their business agent, yet their distinction prompts an unanticipated introduction hazard that undermines everything. At last, their prosperity draws the consideration of the central government, which undermines everything the four fabricated.