"All That Jazz" is a musical film directed by Bob Fosse, released in 1979. The movie follows the life of a driven Broadway director and choreographer named Joe Gideon, who struggles to balance his artistic ambitions with his personal life. It features a mix of drama, dance, and music, showcasing the vibrant world of theater. The film is known for its innovative choreography and striking visual style, reflecting Fosse's unique approach to storytelling. It includes memorable songs and performances, highlighting the challenges of creativity and the toll it takes on relationships. The film received critical acclaim and won several awards, including an Academy Award for Best Original Score.