The closing film of the Directors' Fortnight at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival. Written and directed by American director Jeremy Jasper, starring Danielle MacDonald. The story tells the story of a rural girl pursuing the American dream of rap. Who says fat people can't succeed? Although Patty is fat, she has big dreams and always fantasizes about dominating the rap stage one day. However, the difficult reality makes her unable to move. She works as a waitress during the day and a bar girl at night. Even her alcoholic mother looks down on her. But the more others ridicule and laugh at her, the more she moves forward. Fate arranges her to meet a hidden master, and even the grandma in a wheelchair joins in the improvisation of Freestyle! Director Jeremy Jasper, who once dreamed of music, turned his personal experience into creative inspiration. In addition to writing and directing, he also took charge of the film music, successfully integrating hip-hop and metal rock styles. Australian rising star Danielle MacDonald, who is like Adele in the rap world and has a lot of energy, not only has an amazing aura and perfectly interprets the role of Patty, but every performance is exciting and impressive. After the film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, it won global praise and was immediately selected for the Directors' Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival. The American Variety News praised it as "the best discovery of the year", and the New York Times praised it for bringing "the most direct joy".