A jet hovered over the plains outside a rural town in Australia one night in February 1969, 12-year-old John. Anderson was nicknamed the dingo because he let himself bark like a dingo and swarmed in with a group of local people, as if he were a UFO. Here, the dingo heard a jazz band playing that he would never forget for the rest of his life. When he woke up the next day, the band and the jet turned to dust like a science fiction dream. Twenty years have passed in the twinkling of an eye. When he got married and had a child, he thought his life would be over, and he was not reconciled, so he chased after his last dream, and he bought a plane ticket to Paris. He began to aimlessly look for Billy in the major cities. Kroth and his band. But the 1960s are long gone, he hasn't played in public for many years, and the whole world has already entered a new planet. The dingo could no longer recognize him, but one day he entered the bar and heard the sound of a trumpet. Yes, the sound began to change him again. At this time, his dreams are no longer just childish babbling. So he set off. "Australian Jazz Spring and Autumn" finally realized the director's dream for many years, because it was Jazz King Miles Davis (Miles Davis) who played Billy, the swan song before he was close to death.
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