A satire like no other, Mateo Askaripour's Black Buck introduces Darren, college student by morning and clever Starbucks barista by evening. Upon meeting New York up-and-up tech CEO Rhett Daniels, Darren's life changes exponentially and he goes from making lattes to being the only Black salesman at Rhett's elite company. Feeling provoked to "reinvent" himself, Darren starts going by "Buck," and it's all downhill from there. Buck is on a quest to bridge the gap of colour and inequality in his office while still manageing to kick butt at his job.