Review of Uncorked

After you elaborate a story about a black man, (when we are so used to the black man who comes out of a neighborhood, overcomes violence, drugs, and prostitution), who in this case comes from a working class family, who enjoys respect and history within his community, who overcomes the barriers of white society without any problem, whose only headache is the acceptance of his father, who in the meantime loses his mother and cannot concentrate to study even because every criterion of a wine reminds him of her?

To close the film by putting that his white partner, with less preparation than him, if he got it, that he didn't, and on top of that he chose to start studying again?

There's a slightly bitter closure to the script.