Florence Foster Jenkins

In the bustling cityscape of early twentieth-century New York, Florence Foster Jenkins, a wealthy socialite with dreams bigger than her vocal abilities, embarks on an audacious quest to grace the stage as an opera singer. Despite her lack of musical prowess, she relentlessly pursues her passion and garners a devoted following that appreciates not only her ambition but also finds humor in her uniquely imperfect performances. Navigating the world of high society with unabashed determination and wit, Florence's story is both heartwarming and amusing, offering insights into the complexities of art, ambition, and self-discovery.