Genius

In the vibrant and energetic world of 1920s New York, Max Perkins, a discerning and influential literary editor, navigates the literary scene with keen intuition and a passion for uncovering talent. As the man responsible for launching the careers of illustrious writers such as Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald, Perkins is no stranger to identifying raw potential. However, when an untested and unassuming writer submits a disorganized yet captivating 1,000-page manuscript, Perkins' discerning eye is once again rewarded with the discovery of a remarkable literary genius.The narrative delves into the intricate relationship between Perkins and the enigmatic author, as he guides them through the process of refining their work and honing their craft, ultimately shaping not only the author's career but also contributing to the evolving landscape of modern literature. Through the trials and triumphs in the world of publishing, this film explores the themes of mentorship, dedication, and the transformative power of words.