“One Night in Miami” is a fictional account of a real event that took place in 1964, where four iconic figures—Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown—gathered in a hotel room in Miami. The film explores their conversations and interactions, highlighting their thoughts on race, identity, and their roles in the civil rights movement. The movie, directed by Regina King, delves into the personal and professional struggles of these men, showcasing their differing perspectives and aspirations. It emphasizes the significance of their friendship and the impact they had on American culture and society during a pivotal time in history.