The film - American Fiction‎ - takes a publishing industry perspective and focuses on the commodification of minority voices whose stories fit into stereotypes.

An English teacher uses a pseudonym to create a novel that satirizes the hypocrisy of the American publishing industry.With the success of the novel, the English teacher became entangled in her real life and fictional identity.Money, interests and even the contents of novels had a huge impact on his outlook on life.

With the success of the novel, the English teacher's life began to change dramatically.His novel caused a sensation in the publishing world and was hailed as a classic that satirized the American publishing industry.Readers praised his talent and courage, and his name began to spread in literary circles.

However, as fame and fortune poured in, he gradually lost himself.The temptation of money and interests led him to pursue higher achievements and more wealth.He began to accept various commercial cooperation, and in order to earn more royalties and advertising fees, he had to spread his time and energy on various publicity activities and commercial promotions.

At the same time, he is also caught in the entanglement of real life and fictional identity.He began to play the protagonist in the novel in real life, as if he had become the character who satirized the hypocrisy of the publishing world.His words and deeds began to attract the attention of the media and readers. Every word he said was interpreted and commented on, and his every move became the focus of public attention.

This entanglement left him tired and confused.He began to doubt his true identity. He didn't know who he was, the ordinary English teacher or the literary star hyped by the media.He began to get lost between illusion and reality, unable to distinguish which one was his real self.

At the same time, the content in the novel also had a huge impact on his outlook on life.He began to reflect on the hypocrisy of the publishing industry and his own creative motivations and values.He began to doubt whether his works truly reflected his inner voice, or were simply written to cater to the tastes of the market and readers.

This kind of thinking made him re-examine his life goals and values.He began to pursue more authentic and pure creations, and no longer pursued the temptation of fame, fortune and money.He decided to put down his fictional identity, return to his original dream and love, and become a real English teacher, using his talent and enthusiasm to educate and inspire students.

Although he gave up some of his fame and wealth, he regained his inner peace and contentment.He understands that real success does not come from external praise and material satisfaction, but from inner satisfaction and recognition of one's own value.

He decided to face the world with his true identity and his true work.He wrote a true and pure novel about his experiences and thoughts.There is no irony or ridicule in this novel, only truth and warmth.It became his last work and the most important page in his life.