King of Kings: Chasing Edward Jones

King of Kings: Chasing Edward Jones is an documentary film, directed, edited, also produced by Harriet Marin Jones.
==Plot==
Edward Jones, one of the most powerful Chicagoans of the 20th century, helped build a $25 million empire from head to toe in the 1930s and 1940s as the brains and force behind Policy, an illegal racketeering syndicate Al Capone's "Outfit" while rubbing elbows with famous artists like Josephine Baker, Frida Kahlo and Duke Ellington. Through vivid animated footage and interviews with the likes of Quincy Jones and others who knew the story of Jones in, filmmaker Harriet Marin Jones, granddaughter of the Kingpin, delves into her own extended family's past to create this extraordinary and exciting story of a legendary African American who rose to the heights of financial and political prominence and reclaimed his legacy as a man fighting for respect in a racist society.
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