Ok. Let me be just up front about this. I came to believe that there wasn't a single redeeming feature of the film and I stayed to just prove my endurance. Well, that is a bit overstated. However, its "best" and worst feature was the performance of Tyson Beckford. He is insanely, if not inhumanly, beautiful. However, I don't think he has a Depression Era cell in his body. He certainly was not able to perform convincingly as if he did. With him as the center of the film, it was if the rest of the cast was thrown off. I can not think of a single scene that clicked. The production design was unspecific to place and somewhat to time. The costume design was particularly off kilter. One of the women works at a sewing factory. However, she does not seem to have brought any skills home with her. Also, the title refers to a weekly contest where men basically have a fashion show, and the winner is the "king of the evening". The suits are not necessarily to be the finest of depression era menswear, however there was not a significant difference in costume. Also, as I would be told later, the concept of the contest was fictional, which makes the entire project unnecessarily quirky. I did not stay for the Q&A.