In the dazzling world of cinema, few names shine as brightly as Busby Berkeley, a visionary whose innovative choreography and directorial genius transformed the musical landscape. "Buzz" by Jeffrey Spivak delves into the life and legacy of this iconic figure, whose grandiose song-and-dance numbers created kaleidoscopic fantasies that offered an escape during the bleak times of the Great Depression. Through classics like "42nd Street" and "Gold Diggers of 1933," Berkeley not only captivated audiences but also etched his unique style into the annals of film history, influencing generations to come. Spivak's exploration is a meticulously researched journey that reveals the man behind the camera, from his early days on Broadway to his indelible impact on Hollywood. Employing a treasure trove of personal letters, studio memoranda, and Berkeley's own memoirs, "Buzz" unveils the complexities of Berkeley's character and the innovations he brought to film choreography. This compelling portrait is a testament to Berkeley's genius, offering an intimate look at the creative force whose bold vision and relentless pursuit of excellence forever changed the way we see and experience musical film.