Trying to hustle $ for his movie & to stay alive but loses its way in middle
Calvin Lockhart is a movie producer and director trying to put together a black action movie. He’s got a big problem though because his financier is a drug dealer played by Charles McGregor who wants his money back now. McGregor’s boss played by Richard Lynch also wants his cash. The theme then is the struggles of a black man in the movie business trying to hustle money to make his movie a reality and survive the experience.<br /><br />The soundtrack was made by Gil Scott-Heron and it’s outstanding. He doesn’t just do the title track but much of the background music. His voice and keyboard playing are immediately recognizable.<br /><br />Lynch is great as a bad guy. He’s got a dinner scene with McGregor where he’s got some solid lines and acts very menacing.<br /><br />The movie definitely has its points but ends up losings its way in the middle. The print Amazon has on its streaming service is also horrible. It's like a copy of a copy of a VHS tape.
The movie title "The Baron," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.1 from 15 reviewers. 
It features elements such as IMDb 5.3, 1 h 28 min, 1953 and 16+, and it is priced at $2.99.

This title falls under the categories of Drama, Action, Bold and Gentle. 
The additional details include the following in key-value format :
 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Phillip Fenty"], "Producers": ["Kathleen Collins", "C.W. Jenness", "Chiz Schultz", "Thomas P. Tatham"], "Starring": ["Calvin Lockhart", "Vicki Baltimore", "Joan Blondell"]}

Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A strong cast brings a special electricity to this Blaxploitation thriller. It's all about a black actor who borrows money from the Mafia in order to finance his own movie production. But no one gets involved with the mob without a few hitches!.