Nicolas Cage has a new movie, and this time he's playing himself in it. The protagonist of the film is Nicolas Cage himself, who is madly eager to get a role in Quentin Tarantino's next movie. He often talks to a 90s self in his mind, who keeps complaining that he "always takes bad movies" and "is no longer the movie star he used to be." It tells the story of Cage, who is on the verge of bankruptcy, attending the birthday party of a billionaire fan (played by Pedro Pascal) for a reward of $1 million, but this rich man is a dangerous drug lord. When Cage is recruited by a CIA agent, things take an unexpected turn. In order to save himself and his loved ones, he is forced to play a role of a lifetime-Nicolas Cage, fulfilling his legendary life with his most iconic and beloved screen role. There will be many scenes in "The Unbearable Weight of Talent" to pay tribute to Cage's masterpieces, including "Leaving Las Vegas", "Face-Off", "Gone in 60 Seconds", etc. The style of the film is very similar to the 2002 film "Adaptation" starring Cage, which is a masterpiece of director Spike Jonze and screenwriter Charlie Kaufman.