From the creation of Adolphe Sax’s workshop to the golden eras of jazz and bebop, and its triumphs on classical music stages, the saxophone has had a tumultuous 170-year history. It has been both revered and feared, facing bans from Nazis, Communists, and even the Pope. Acclaimed Canadian director Larry Weinstein delves into the captivating and mythical journey of the saxophone, spotlighting its iconic players and exploring the enduring legend that saxophonists are often ensnared by the instrument’s mysterious allure.