1950. Chicago. One of the main centers of illegal alcohol trade, an important industrial and commercial center and the birthplace of jazz and blues.

Jackson Brown is a young lawyer from a successful and noisy city throughout America. He was the younger brother of Rico Brown, who was the leader of a criminal gang in Chicago. Solving all of his brother's problems, he was basically the brains of this gang, although initially he did not want to get involved in all of his brother's showdowns, but this brought in excellent money, which served as an incentive to turn a blind eye to Rico's lawlessness.

Jackson, unlike his brother, was his opposite. Rico's nasty and difficult character with sadistic inclinations contrasted sharply with Jackson's calm and collected character.

And again Rico took Jackson to one of the cabarets called "Copacabana" to discuss "work matters"

Jackson calmly walked next to his brother while he leisurely smoked a thick cigar and walked like the owner of the establishment. He dropped his expensive velour coat into the surprised waiter's arms and walked to the center table.

Jackson sat down next to his brother, crossing one leg over the other, and looked at his brother.

"Is this what you call work stuff?" Jackson raised an eyebrow at the smoking man.

Rico smiled languidly and exhaled thick smoke.

"Something like that. Sometimes it's good for you to get out of the office."